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# 2 Vision



# + User Manual [lliJlJ 2015.01 

### Please
read this manual carefully before using

the product. 

## Important Safety Notice Use your Phantom carefully.

It contains sensitive electronic components

and may

be damaged

when dropped, crashed or exposed

to water. Never

fly

a damaged Phantom. Maintenance 

### Do not open

or attempt

to repair Phantom

by yourself

as doing

so may cause damage

to the Phantom

or cause injury. the Phantom

is not operating normally

or has come

into contact

with liquid, contact

a DJI authorized
dealer

or DJJ customer service. Learn more

at www.dji.com/support Battery Never disassemble,

pinch, crush, burn, drop

or tread

on the 

### DJJ smart flight battery. Never short

or allow

the metal contacts on the battery terminal

to touch.

Do not expose batteries

to extreme temperatures.

Always

use the OJI approved charger

to charge

the battery. Keep

the DJJ battery away from children

and store

it in
a cool, dry place. Please
read
the Disclaimer
before using your Phantom

2 Vision+. 

# Using This Manual Key 

# 0 Warning



# Lf',. Important 

## Important



# :\j: Hints and Tips



## E§ References

or Definitions Except when specifically
stated,

all descriptions

in this manual

are for Phantom mode,

not Naza-M mode. 

## ·.Before Flight The following tutorials

and manuals

have been produced

to ensure

you

to make

full use

of your Phantom

2 Vision+. (1) Disclaimer (2) Phantom

2 Vision+ Quick Start Guide (3) Phantom

2 Vision+
User Manual (4) Phantom PilotTraining

Guide Watching

all the tutorial videos

and reading

the Disclaimer
before flight

is recommended. Afterwards, prepare

your first flight using

the Phantom

2 Vision+ Quick Start Guide. Improve

your flying skills

in subsequent

flights using

the Phantom Pilot Training Guide. Refer

to this manual

for more comprehensive information. Experienced

users, particularly

those with DJI Phantom

2 Vision experience
should

skip

to the Phantom

2 Vision+ Quick Start Guide

to begin preparing

for flight. 

## !watch

the Tutorial Videos Please watch

the tutorial videos below

to learn how

to use Phantom

2 Vision+ correctly

and safely. http://www.dji.com/phantom2visionplus/training/ Phantom

2 Vision+ official tutorial videos 1 

## Download

DJI VISION

App Download

and install

the DJJ VISION
App. Choose

one

of the download methods below. Search

"DJI VISION"

on the App Store then follow instructions

for iOS version. Search

"DJI VISION"

on Google

Play then follow instructions

for Android version. iOS6.1

or above Android

4.0

or above 

## 2

© 2015

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I. All Rights ReservedContentsImportantSafetyNotice25.2PowerontheRemoteController17UsingThisManual5.3RemoteControllerPowerLEDStatusKey2Information17Important25.4BatteryLevelIndicator17BeforeFlight25.5AntennaOrientation17WatchtheTutorialVideos25.6RemoteControllerOperation18DownloadDJIVISIONApp25.7LinkingtheRemoteControllerandOverviewReceiver191IntheBox5LinkingProcedures192Introduction6LinkIndicator19AssemblyandUse5.8ComplianceVersionConfiguration191RemovingGimbalClamp76PreparingtheRangeExtender202PreparingtheBattery76.1Introduction202.1DJISmartFlightBattery7SYSTEMIndicator202.2Usages8POWERIndicator202.3ChargingtheFlightBattery9BindingResetButton202.4BatteryInstallation106.2UsingRangeExtender202.5CorrectBatteryUsageNotes10ChargingtheRangeExtender203PreparingthePhantom2Vision+11PoweringontheRangeExtender213.1Introduction11CheckingtheBatteryLevel213.2Built-inFlightControlSystem116.3RenameRangeExtenderSSID21FCAssistantPort116.4BindingthePhantom2Vision+and3.3LEDFlightIndicatorDescriptions12RangeExtender213.43-axialStabilizedGimbal127DownloadingandInstallingtheAnti-dropKit13DJIVISIONApp22Micro-SOSlot137.1DownloadandInstall22GimbalErrorWarnings137.2RegisterandLogin233.5Camera14[1)Register23Lenscapremoval14[2)Login23CameraFunctionButtons14[3)Usagetips23CameraDataPort148ConnectingtheCamera24CameraLEDIndicator158.1ConnectingProcedures244AttachingthePropellers15Wi-FiComputerConnectionStatus4.1Introduction15Description244.2Assembly15Flight4.3RemovingthePropellers16FlightEnvironmentRequirements254.4Notes16PreflightChecklist255PreparingtheRemoteController161CalibratingtheCompass255.1TheRemoteController171.1CalibrationProcedures25(f)2015Q,JIAllRightsReserved31.2WhentoRecalibrate26[14]HideorShowFlightParameters352Starting/StoppingtheMotors26[15]RearLEDFlightIndicatorStatus352.1StartingMotors263CameraSettings352.2StoppingMotors26[1]CaptureMode353FlightTest26[2]PhotoSize363.1Takeoff/LandingProcedures26[3]VideoResolution363.2VideoSuggestionsandTips27[4]PhotoFormat364FailsafeFunction27[5]SelectableISO364.1WhenWillFailsafeActivate?27[6]WhiteBalance364.2FailsafeProcedure27[7]ExposureMetering36FailsafeontheDJIVISIONApp28[8]ExposureCompensation374.3RegainingControlDuringFailsafe[9]Sharpness37Procedures28[10]Anti-flicker375LowBatteryLevelWarningFunction28[11]RestoreDefaults37LowBatteryLevelWarningontheDJI[12]FormatMicro-SOCard37VISIONApp294AibumPage376FlightLimits304.1SDCardAlbum376.1MaxHeight&RadiusLimits304.2MobileDevicePhotoAlbum386.2FlightRestrictionofRestrictedAreas305NewsPage396.3ConditionsofFlightLimits326SettingsPage396.4Disclaimer327GroundStation42DJIVISIONAppUsage7.1GroundStationGUI421DJIVISIONAppMainMenu327.2UsingGroundStation432CameraPage33PCIMACAssistant[1]Return331InstallingDriverandPhantom2Vision+[2]CameraPitchControl33Assistant45NormalMode331.1InstallingandRunningonWindows45AccelerometerSensorMode331.2InstallingandRunningonMacOSX45[3]FlightAttitudeandRadarFunction342UsingAssistant46[4]FlightParameters342.1UsingthePhantom2Vision+Assistant46[5]Wi-FiSignalStrength342.2RrmwareUpgradeofthePhantan2VI&ion+46[6]FlightBatteryLevel342.3UsingthePhantomRCAssistant47[7]AircraftGPSStatus34Appendix[8]Micro-SOCardStatus341RearLEDFlightIndicatorStatus48[9]RangeExtenderBatteryLevel342Specifications48[10]RemainingShots343Troubleshooting(FAQ)49[11]ShutterButton35[12]VideoRecordingButton35[13]CameraSettings354@2015DJIAllRightsHeservecJ

# Overview The Phantom

2 Vision+

is the next evolution

of the Phantom

2 Vision.

It features

the same App enabled

First Person View (FPV),
high performance
camera, remote camera control

and in-flight content sharing,

but adds

to

it a high performance 3- axial camera stabilization
system.

It is ideal

for aerial creativity whether photo

or video.

In addition,

it provides ground station function which allows users

to plan the flight mission

and enables aircraft

to flight automatically. 

# EEJ FPV: First Person View,
see the world from
the perspective

of the craft and feel

a true flying experience. 

# 11n the Box Check

that

all of the following

items have been included

in your package before

use.



# If anything

is missing, please contact
your local dealer. NO. Name 

# 2 3 

# 4 5 6 7 

# 8 9 

# iO ii 

# i2 Aircraft Propeller

Pairs Micro-SO

Card Lens Cap Gimbal Clamp Prop Wrench Remote Controller OJI Smart Flight Battery Charger Power Cables Plug Adaptors Micro-USB

Cable

Picture 

# ~ 

# c:::::::::::::C 

# G 

# G dl **~**

Qty. 

# 4 2 2

Remarks Integrated gimbal

and camera 4 with black
nut,

4 with grey Inserted

in aircraft Micro-SO

slot Fixed

to camera

lens Attached

to the gimbal In maintenance

packet Includes attached Phone Holder

and Range Extender Inside aircraft i i 

# 0-240V Adaptive GB&CE SAA&BS For range extender charging

and firmware upgrade © 2015

DJI

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# 5

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## <0 

# tJl 0 X

# Overview



# B

Including: Disclaimer, Phantom

Pilot 13 Manuals

4 Training Guide, Phantom

2 Vision+ Quick Start Guide, User Manual 14 Stickers

2 Colors:
Pink, Blue 15 Vibration Absorber



# ~

4

In maintenance

packet 16 Anti-drop

Kit



# ~ **~**

2

In maintenance

packet 17 Spare Screws



# i

11

In

maintenance

packet M3X5(6pcs); M3X8(5pcs) 18 Landing

Pad



# ED

4

In maintenance

packet 

# 2 Introduction The Phantom



# 2 Vision+ package includes: Phantom, Camera, Gimbal, Propulsion System,
Flight Control System, Remote Controller

and Wi-Fi Communication

System.

5.8 GHz Remote Controller Receiver,

Flight Control System

and 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi Module

are inside

the Phantom. Remote Controller 5.8GHz

Outside 2 sticks,

7 channels
3-axial

Stabilized Gimbal Camera Motors

and Props Mobile Device, 

# with D,JJ VISIOI"



# /lpp ange Extender 

# 6

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# Working Modes Phantom-Ready

to Fly and Ready to Fly(non-GPS) NAZA-M-GPS,

ATII, Manual

and Failsafe Figure

1

Inside Flight Control System 2.4GHz
Wi-Fi Module 5.8GHz Receiver Electronic Speed Controls(ESCs)

# Assembly

and Use :\;): Choose between Phantom

and Naza-M working modes using Phantom

2 Vision+ Assistant.



# If using Naza-M mode, please
refer

to the NAZA-M



# V2 Quick Start Manual

for related instructions. 1=1=1 

# =

•

Phantom:

Flight settings

will
be selected automatically depending

on whether

6 or more satellites

have been found.
This mode allows users

to configure

the Remote Controller

and gain values,

and use Failsafe

and battery level warnings. • Naza-M:
Flight settings

will be identical

to the Naza-M



# V2. Users
can choose between

GPS, Attitude,

or Manual mode. They can also access advanced settings including Intelligent Orientation Control (IOC). Rear LED Flight Indicators

will display

the flight status according

to the Naza-M indicator. • Ready

to Fly: When



# 6 or more GPS satellites

have been found,

the Flight Control System

will lock

its home point and Rear LED Flight Indicators

will blink

a slow green 

# (c/§r ······).This

mode

is ideal

for beginners. • Ready

to Fly (non-GPS):

When
less than



# 6 GPS satellites

have been found,

the Flight Control System

will stabilize

itself less than

in full Ready

to Fly mode
and will require more skilled flying. Rear LED Flight Indicators will blink

a slow yellow


# c@ .....

·). Assembly

and Use Follow

the below instructions

to prepare

for flight. 

# ' 1 Removing GimbCII Clamp Pull gimbal clamp

in the direction indicated

to remove. Figure

2 

# ' 2 Preparing

the Battery



# 0
To avoid damage

to the gimbal, remove Gimbal Clamp before powering

up the Phantom. :\;): Attach

the Gimbal Clamp during transportation

or long term storage

to avoid damage. Ensure

all related devices

are fully charged before flying

the Phantom

2 Vision+. Device Remote Controller Range Extender Aircraft (including gimbal

and camera) Mobile Device 

# 2.1 DJI Smart Flight Battery

Power supply 2000mAh rechargeable

LiPo battery Charge

fully through Micro-USB

slot. See Charging

the Range Extender (Page

20) for details. DJI Smart Flight Battery. Fully charge before using

the DJI VISION
App. This battery

has been specially designed

for the Phantom

2 series.

It has

a battery capacity

of 5200mAh, voltage

of 11.1



# V and charge-discharge management functionality,

It can only

be charged

with

a DJI charger

or Phantom

2 Car Charger.

Smart Flight Battery 

# Figure

3

OJI

Charger 

# Figure

4

© 2015

OJI

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# Assembly

and Use DJI Smart Flight Battery Functions (1) Balance Charging (2) Capacity Display (3) Communication ( 4) Overcharge Protection (5) Over Discharge Protection (6) Short Circuit Protection 

# (7) Sleep Protection 

# (B) Charging Temperature Detection Battery Specifications Type Capacity Charging Environment Temperature Automatically balances

the voltage

of each battery

cell during charging. Displays current battery levels. Communicates

with Flight Controller
about battery voltage, capacity, current

and other relevant information. Charging

stops automatically

when battery voltage reaches 12.8V

to prevent overcharge damage. Discharging

stops automatically

when battery voltage reaches

8.4V

to prevent over discharge damage. Automatically

cuts power supply when

a short circuit

is detected. Sleep mode

is entered

after

10 minutes

of inactivity

to save power. The battery

will charge

only when

the temperature

is between



# ooc (32°F)

and 40°C (104°F).

LiPo Discharging Environment Temperature Charging/Discharging
Environment
Relative Humidity

11.1V, 5200mAh 0°C-40°C -20"C-50"C <80% 

# Lt, Please
read
the user manual, disclaimer,

and battery warnings before
use. Users take

full responsibility

for
all operations

and usage. 

# 2.2 Usages Powering
on/off Powering

on: Press Circular Power Button once, then press again
and hold

for

2 seconds

to power

on. Power Light

will go red and Battery Level Indicators

will show

the current battery level. Powering

off: Press Circular Power Button once, then press again
and hold

for

2 seconds

to turn
off. Battery Level Indicators

will
all go out Checking

the battery
level 

# .-----LED1 **""""~---LED2** 

# y~~~~~-LED3 

# llr----+-

LED4 Circular Pov;er Button (Built-in 

# Power Light) 

# '----;,==----Battery

Level 

# Indicators Figure

5 When

the battery

is powered

off, press

the Circular Power Button once. Battery Level Indicators

will light

up
to show battery level. See below

for details. 

# EJ:3 Battery Level Indicators

will show
the current battery
level during charging

and discharging.

The indicators

are defined below. 

# 0 LED

is on



# n LED blinks 

# 0 LED

is off 

# 8

© 2015
DJI.

/\II Rights ReservedAssemblyandUse--...'LED1LED2 LED3LED4Currentbatterylevel000087.5%-100%000n75%-87.5%000062.5%-75%00n050%-62.5%000037.5%-50%0n0025%-37.5%000012.5%-25%n0000%-12.5%000D<0%BatterylifeWhenthebatteryispoweredoff,pressandholdtheCircularPowerButtonfor5secondstocheckbatterylife.BatteryLevelIndicatorswillshowlightupandtheBatteryPowerIndicatorswillblinkfor10seconds.Alllightswillthenturnoff.Fordetails,pleaseseebelow.LED1LED2 LED3LED4Currentbatterylife0D D090%-100%D0Dn80%-90%D DDD70%-80%D0nD60%-70%00D050%-60%Dn0040%-50%0D D D30%-40%n00020%-30%Lessthan20%.1:,Whenbatterlifereaches0,itisnolongeroperational.E§MorebatteryinformationisavailableinthebatterytabofthePhantom2Vision+Assistant.2.3ChargingtheFlightBattery(1)Connectchargertowallsocket(100-240V,50/60Hz,usingthePlugAdaptorsifnecessary).(2)Connectbatterytocharger.Ifthecurrentcapacityofthebatteryisover75%,youshouldturnitonbeforebeginningtocharge.(3)BatteryLevelIndicatorswilldisplaycurrentcapacitylevelasthebatterycharges.(4)BatteryisfullychargedwhenBatteryLevelindicatorlightsareoff.Disconnectthechargerandbatterywhenchargingiscomplete_Figure6@2015OJIAllf11ghtsneserved9

# Assembly

and Use LED1 LED2 LED3 LED4

Current battery
level 

# rr

0

0

0

0%-25% 

# n

n

0

0

25%-50% 

# rr

ll



# u

0

50%-75% 

# rr



# u

rr

rr

75%-100% 

# 0

0

0 :(;}: The Smart Flight Battery

can
be charged
using

an optional Phantom

2 Car Charger.

This can charge

the battery in-car

or through 3S-6S Li-Po batteries. Contact
your authorized
dealer

or DJI customer service

for details. 

# &

• Battery should

only

be charged

with the charger provided

by DJI.
DJI does

not take any responsibility

for damage caused

by third party chargers. •
If current battery
level

is over 75%,

the battery should

be turned

on before charging. 

# 2.4 Battery Installation Push battery

into battery compartment according

to the below diagram.
When
you hear

a click,

the battery

has been properly installed.



# &

An incorrectly installed battery
may cause • Bad contact, • Unavailable
battery information, • Unsafe flight, • Inability

to take
off. Figure

7 

# 2.5 Correct Battery Usage Notes (1) When

the battery

is turned

on, do not connect

it to or disconnect

it from
the Phantom. (2) Charge

and discharge

the battery completely

once every

20 charge/discharge

cycles. Discharge

the battery

until there

is less than
8% power

or until

it can

no longer

be turned

on, then recharge

it to maximum capacity.

This power cycling procedure

will optimize

the battery. (3) For long terrn storage, place

the battery

with only

a 40-50% charge

in

a strong battery

box. Discharge

and charge the battery once every

3 months

to keep

it in good condition. Charge amount should

be varied

in these maintenance charges- (40%-50%)-0%-100%----{40%-50%). ( 4) Purchase

a new battery
after your current battery

has been discharged

over 300 times. Completely discharge

a battery
prior

to disposal. Please dispose

of batteries properly. (5) Purchase

a new battery

if your current battery swells

up or

is damaged

in any way. (6) Never recharge

or fly with

a battery

that

is swollen

or damaged

in any way. (7) Never charge batteries unattended.
Always charge batteries

on

a non-flammable

surface
such

as concrete

and never near any flammable materials. (8) Safety

is ex1remely important.

For more information,

please

see the Disclaimer. :(;}: Discharging methods: Slow: Place battery

in Phantom

and turn on. Leave

on until there

is less than
8%

of power

left
or until the battery can

no longer

be turned

on. See
DJI VISION

App

for battery levels. Motors

do not need

to be turned

on, reducing
wear. Fast:

Fly the Phantom outdoors

until there

is less than
8%

of power

left

or until the battery

can

no longer

be turned

on. 

# 10

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All Rights Reserved

### Assembly

and Use 

## 3 Preparing

the Phantom

2 Vision+ The Phantom

2 Vision+

is
a quad rotor with

a built-in Flight Control System

with integrated gimbal

and camera.

It features an FC Assistant

Port, Camera

Data Port and

a specialized
battery compartment

for
its flight battery.

All these features make

the Phantom

2 \t1sion+
easy

to assemble

and configure. 

## 3.1 Introduction [1] (2]
[3] 

### [4] [5] 

### [6]

[



## l [8]

7

[9] 

### [10] 

### l(Q)J+----++-----[11] Figure

8

[1] Propeller
(P15) [2] Motor [3] Front Sticker [4] Front LED (P12) [5]
FC Assistant

Port (Micro-USB

slot) (P46) [6] Vibration Absorber [7] Camera

LED Indicator
(P15) 

## [12]-~~~;;f,~o=';j;;~?

[8]

Camera Function Button (P14) [13]-------f=JR--'-'-'.!...



### [9] Anti-drop

Kit (P13) [14]-----H [15]------tl

Figure

9 Figure

10

[10] 'Q)f-----[17]

[11] [12] [13] [14] [15] [16] [17] [18] 3-axial Stabilized Gimbal (P12) Camera

Lens (P14) Rear LED Flight Indicator
(P12) OJI Smart Flight Battery

(P7) Receiver Antenna
(P17) Landing
Gear Camera

Data Port (Micro-USB

slot) (P14) Compass

(P25) Micro-SO

Slot (P13) 

## 3.2 Built-in Flight Control System The Phantom

2 Vision+

is equipped

with

a OJI Naza-M

V2 Flight Control System.

This provides incredible

ease

of use and stability.
Pilots
can control

the Phantom's movements

in many directions, including

pitch (forwards

and backwards), roll (left and right), elevator

(up and down)

and yaw (turn

left

or right).
The flight control system

also can provide

IOC, Failsafe

and battery
level warnings. Modules Flight Controller IMU GPS



### & Compass LED Flight Indicators FC Assistant

Port

Functions Acts

as the brains

of the complete

flight control system, responsible

for connecting

and controlling

all the modules together. Has

a built-in inertial sensor

and

a barometric altimeter

that measures

both attitude

and altitude. The compass
reads gecmagnetic information

and assists

the GPS {Global Position System) to accurately calculate

the position

and height

of the aircraft. Indicates

the status

of flight control system. The flight control system communicates

with the PC Assistant through

a Micro-USB

cable between

the Phantom

FC Assistant

Port and the PC. Users
can use Assistant

to configure

the aircraft

and upgrade

the Phantom firmware. Please refer

to Using

the Phantom

2 Vision+ Assistant
(Page

46) for details.

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and Use 

## 3.3 LED Flight 

## Indicator Descriptions LED flight indicators

are found

at the front and the rear

of the Phantom.

Front LEOs

are for indicating
where

the nose

of the aircraft

is. They light

up solid

red after motors have started spinning.

Rear LED Flight Indicators

light

up

to show

the aircraft's current flight status once
the flight battery

is powered

on. For details, please

see the below table. Front LEOs

Rear LED 

### Figure

11 Rear LED Flight Indicators 

# :@c@:-:($:-

..... Red, Green, Yellow flashing

in turn 

## :('(?:-~\:



# ...... Yellow, Green flashing

in turn 

# :i{?'t ······Slow
Green flashing :{$:-······Slow

Yellow flashing Rear LED Flight Indicators 

# :J;(j ...... Quick Yellow flashing 

# :/f)):······

Slow Red flashing

Flight Indicators 

### Normal Power

On Self-Test Warming

Up Ready

to Fly Ready

to Fly (non-GPS) Abnormal Remote Controller
Signal
Lost Low Battery Level Warning

Figure

12 Notes Aircraft cannot
take
off. More than

6 GPS satellites

are found. Less than

6 GPS satellites

are found. Notes Refer

to Failsafe Function (Page27)

for details. DJI VISION

App
will also show warning message. 

# \B): ...... Quick
Red flashing

Critical

Low Battery Level

DJI VISION

App
will show warning Warning

message. 

# #JJ

· ·
· ·
· ·Three

Red flashing

off and

on 

## i5) --Solid

red

Not Stationary

or Sensor
Bias

is Keep aircraft stationary

or perform

IMU too big

calibration. Error 

## o\fJJ:~.!{j:



# ...... Red, Yellow flashing

in turn Compass Needs Calibration

Cannot

fly. Refer

to Calibrating

the Compass (Page25)

to get details. 

# it,

If a solid

red 

# :/f)\ LED indicator appears, connect

to the Phantom

2 Vision+ Assistant

for details

and resolution. This may

be caused

by: • IMU calibration required: Recalibrate

IMU using Assistant • IMU

is abnormal:
Repair required. • Compass

is abnormal:
Repair required. • Remote Controller mid-point

is set abnormally:

Refer

to How

to solve large margin(s)
mid-point
error? (Page

49) 

## 3.4 3-axial Stabilized Gimbal The 3-axial stabilized gimbal

of the Phantom

2 Vision+ will power

on and self-check

each tirne
the flight battery is installed

and powered

on.

Its pitch
can

be controlled using

the DJI VISION
App. This gimbal

has two working modes, Non-FPV
mode
and FPV mode,
with
the Non-FPV mode

set as default

This can

be configured

in Phantom

2 Vision+ Assistant

or the DJI VISION
App. 

## 12

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All RlfJf1ts Reserved



### Figure

13AssemblyandUseGimbalspecificationsControlaccuracy±0.03'ControllablerangePitch:-90'-0'MaximumangularvelocityPitch:90'/sEJ::l•Non-FPVMode:thegimbalwillstabilizeacross3-axialforsmoothaerialcreativity.•FPVMode(FirstPersonViewMode):GimbalwilllocktothemovementsofthePhantomforaFPVexperience.Anti-dropKitTheAnti-dropKithelpskeepthegimbalandcameraconnectedtotheaircraft.Twohavebeenmountedondelivery.Ifnewonesarerequired,takethegimbalandpresspart[1)throughthecenterholeoftheVibrationAbsorberthecenterholeofpart[2).Lockthemtogetherasshownin[3).MountingtheAnti-dropKitdiagonallyisrecommended.Figure14&Oncepart[1)andpart[2)areconnected,theAnti-dropKitcannotbedisconnectedandreused.Micro-SOSlotWithflightbatterypoweredoff,makesuretheMicro-SOcardisinsertedcorrectlyintotheMicro-SOSlotbeforetakinganyphotosorrecordinganyvideo.ThePhantom2Vision+comeswitha4GBMicro-SOcardandcansupportcardsupto32GB.TheDJIVISIONAppmaynotbeabletoreadsomeMicro-Socards.UsingtheDJIVISIONApptoreformatnewMicro-Socardsisrecommended.RefertoFormatMicro-SoCard(Page37)fordetails.0DonotinsertorremoveMicro-Socardwhenflightbatteryispoweredon.GimbalErrorWarningsFigure15Beforetheaircrafttakesoff,ifagimbalmotorerrorisdetectedorthegimbalclampisnotremoved,therewillbeawarningpromptonthecamerapageoftheDJIVISIONApp.Thiswilldisappearaftertheproblemisresolved....!as::::...l>'113-'?...l>'8-'rt£:0%8CE22J..Gmb;;IJW.urEnur,Ct.ed<lea&@c-----IfriR\\@r---[}stanr..e.O.OflSpeed.O.Omph[<]AA.Wd<!.O.Ofl[<]F1gure16F1gure17©2015DJIAllR1ghtsReservea13

### Assembly

and Use 

# it,

• Remove gimbal clamp before powering

on flight battery. • Gimbal motor error may occur

in these situations:

(1) Gimbal

is placed

on uneven ground.

(2) Gimbal

has received

an excessive external force,
e.g.

a collision. Please
take

off from flat, open ground

and protect

the gimbal
after powering

up. • Flying

in heavy

fog

or cloud may make

the gimbal

wet, leading

to

a temporary
failure.

The gimbal

will recover when

it dries out. 

## 3.5 Camera The Phantom



### 2 Vision+ camera powers

up when

the flight battery

has been installed

and switched

on. Photos

and videos

can

be shot

by pressing
either

the onboard button



## or the DJI VISION
App.

For aerial photography

it supports burst shots, continuous capture

and timed capture,

and exports

to both Adobe DNG Raw and JPEG.

For aerial video,

it shoots

in full HD

at (1080p30/1080i60)

and can even shoot 720p60

for internet ready slow motion. Camera specifications Sensor
Size Pixels Resolution HD Recording Recording

FOV Lens cap removal

1/2.3" 14 Megapixels 4384x3288 1060p30 /1080i60/720p60 110' /85' Remove

lens cap before

use and replace

it when shooting

is complete

to protect

the camera

lens. Camera Function Buttons Capture:
Press (hold less than

2 seconds)

to take

a single capture. Record: Press (hold more than

2 seconds)

to begin recording.

Press again

to stop. Camera

Data Port Connect

the Camera

Data Port

to

a PC using

a Micro-USB cable

to copy files

to

a PC.

Figure

19 

# it, Photos

and videos

can only

be copied when

the flight battery

is powered

on. 

## 14

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OJI

All RI[Jhts Reserved.



### Figure

18Assembly

and Use Camera

LED Indicator Camera

LED Indicator
lights

up after the flight battery

is powered

on.

It provides information

on the working status

of the camera. Camera

LED Indicator :1ft;.: Green Solid **o~i** Slow Green Blink (0.2s

on, i.Bs off)

Wi-FI status OFF ON :@:Green Blink(O.is

on, 0.3s
off, O.is
on, i.Bs off)
ON **(~~:** Fast Green Blink

(0. is on, 0.3s off) :if:J!.. Orange
Solid :f/j{: Orange
Blink Once (0.2s
on, 0.3s off) ::,<;5):· Orange
Blink

3 Times(O.

is on,

0. is off) **~<?):Orange**

Fast Blink

(0. is on, 0.3s off)

ON OFF ON/OFF ON/OFF ON/OFF :_«$):-:?f'?/· Green, Orange
(0.2s green,

i .Bs orange)

ON **~ffl:** Red Solid

ON

I OFF **:~):.** Slow Red Blink (0.2s

on,

i .Bs off) **c~i:** Red Blink Once (0.2s

on, 0.3s off) **:~Y,** Red Blink

3 Times(O.is

on, O.is off) :1/j),- Fast Red Blinks (O.is
on, 0.3s off) :¢$fi/:JF®·

Fast Green, Orange

and Red Blink (0. is on, 0.3s off) 4 Attaching

the Propellers - -

-

-

ON/OFF ON/OFF ON/OFF ON/OFF ON/OFF

Camera status Power

On; Idle Idle Micro-SO

card connected

to PC Synchronizing Recording Taking

a single picture. Taking

3 or

5 photos

per shot Firmware Upgrading Recording Critical error CMOS sensor error Operation

failed Micro-SO

card error Upgrade

error Overheated Camera Always

use original 9-inch propellers, classified

by the color

of each central

nut. 4.1 Introduction Propellers

Grey Nut (9450) Diagram Assembly Location Attach

to motor without black dot. Fastening/ Un-fastening Instructions 4.2 Assembly

Eil Lock: Tighten propeller

in this direction. 'b"') Unlock: Loosen propeller

in this direction.

Black
Nut (9450

R) Attach

to motor with black dot. (1) (Figure

20) Remove warning cards from motors
after you have read them. (2) (Figure

21) Spin grey marked propellers clockwise

onto unmarked motors

and black marked propellers

anticlockwise

for black marked motors. Figure

20

Figure

21 © 2015

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15S'-(j):0(j)30ro002.Q.AssemblyandUse0Propellersselftightenduringflight.DONOTusethreadlocker.L't,•Alwaysmatchmarkedpropswiththecorrespondingmotor.•Protectiveglovesarerecommendedduringpropellerassemblyandremoval.4.3RemovingthePropellers(Figure22)Preventmotorrotationusingtheincludedwrenchorahand,thenremovepropelleraccordingtotheun-fasteninginstructions.4.4Notes(1)Checkthatpropellersandmotorsareinstalledcorrectlyandfirmlybeforeeveryflight.(2)Ensurethatallpropellersareingoodconditionbeforeeachflight.DONOTuseanyageing,chipped,orbrokenpropellers.(3)Toavoidinjury,STANDCLEARofandDONOTtouchpropellersormotorswhentheyarespinning.(4)ONLYuseoriginalDJIpropellersforabetterandsaferflightexperience.@UnlockdirectionFigure22L't,Forbeginnerflyers,Phantom2PropGuardsarerecommended.ContactyourauthorizeddealerorDJIcustomerservicetopurchaseifnecessary.5PreparingtheRemoteControllerThePhantom2Vision+RemoteControllerisawirelesscommunicationdeviceusingthe5.8GHzfrequencyband.RemoteControllerandPhantomarepairedbeforedelivery.Forupgradedremotecontroller(models:NPVT581,NDJ6orNRC900),select"UpgradeVersion"inPhantomAssistant.Forbasicremotecontroller(models:PVT581,DJ6orRC900),select"BasicVersion"inPhantomAssistant.TheRemoteControllerissettoMode2bydefault.ThiscanbeadjustedinthePHANTOMRCAssistant.SeeUsingthePHANTOMRCAssistant(Page47)fordetails.YoucanalsoadjustthepowerofyourRemoteControlleraccordingtonationalregulations.PleaserefertoComplianceVersionConfiguration(Page19).016•ComplianceVersion:ThePhantom2Vision+RemoteControlleriscompliantwithCEandFCC(seetheFCCID)regulations.•OperatingMode:Mode1andMode2refertodifferentchannelmappings.•Mode1:Therightstickcontrolsthrottle.•Mode2:Theleftstickcontrolsthrottle.TheRangeEx1enderandPhoneHolderarealreadymountedontheRemoteController.TwisttheMobileDeviceHoldertofaceoutwardsandfixitinpositionformobiledeviceinstallation.LargesmartphonesandtabletsarenotrecommendedforthePhoneHolderastheydonotm.©2015OJIAllResfOr'mci

### 5.1 

## The Remote Controller 12] 14] J4

[6] 

## I 7] 

## --+---='--_:>'

13] [5]

[1] Antenna [2] LeftDial [3] Switch

S1 [ 4] Switch

S2 (Reserved) Assembly

and Use [5] Right Stick:

J1, Roll [left

& right], J2, Pitch [front



### & back] [6] Left Stick:

J3, Throttle

[up



### & down], J4, Yaw [rotation] [7] Neck Strap Attachment [8] Power Switch [9] Power Indicator 

### [B] 

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### 111] 

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# L~

[10] Battery Level Indicator [ 11] Battery Charge

& RC Assistant

Port (use the supplied micro- USB cable

to charge

or upgrade



### the remote controller) [12] Training

Port (on back) 

## 5.2 Power

on the Remote Controller (1) Set
S1 and
S2 switches

to the upper most position

and place

all sticks

in the mid-point. (2) Toggle power switch

to the right

to switch

on. (3) There

will be

a power

on indicator
beep.

If the remote controller

is set

to be CE compliant,

then there

will be one beep, while
the FCC compliant version

will emit two beeps.

The battery
level indicator displays

the current battery level. The indicator

will blink green quickly, indicating

the remote controller

and receiver

are linking. Once fully linked,

the power indicator

will change

to a solid green. 

# &

•
If the low voltage warning

alert sounds (refer

to Remote Controller
Power
LED Status Information

(Page

17) for details), please recharge

the battery

as soon

as possible. • Using

the incorrect

type

of charging
cable may cause damage. • Following

long term storage, recharge

the battery before
use. 

## 5.3 Remote Controller
Power
LED 

## Status Information Power LED Indicator

Sound 

# 4?\- Solid Green

None 

# '.itJ\- Solid Red

None '.{$.·-Solid

Yellow

None 

## c(~\-Solid

Red BB-BB--BB 

# <*-· ...... Quick
Red flashing

B-B-B
...... 

# :ifl· ·····Slow
Green flashing B--B--B

...... 

## 5.4 Battery Level Indicator

Remote Controller Status Functioning normally. Charging( remote controller

is powered

off) Remote controller joysticks calibration

error, need

to be re-calibrate. Low voltage (from 3.5V-3.53V), recharge

the remote controller. Critical

low voltage (from 3.45V-3.5V). Recharge

the remote controller immediately. Alert
will sound after

15 minutes

of inactivity.

It will stop once you start using

the remote controller. Built-in
LiPo Battery:

The remote controller includes

a rechargeable

LiPo battery

with a capacity

of 2000mAh.

You can monitor

the current battery
level using

the LED indicators

on the front panel

of the remote controller

as the figure shown:

Battery Level Indicator 

# 0

0

0

0 25% 50% 75% 100% 

# & The remote controller

will show

a blinking

LED and sound

an alert when

the voltage drops below 3.45V,
then automatically

power

off after

3 seconds.

This process

will repeat even

if you power cycle

the remote controller.

If this low voltage warning occurs during flight,

the remote controller

will automatically

power

off, causing

the aircraft to enter Failsafe mode, which cannot

be interrupted

(refer

to Failsafe Function (Page27)

for details).

It is strongly recommended

that you recharge

the battery immediately

when

the 3.45V-3.5V

low voltage warning occurs. 

## 5.5 Antenna Orientation Keep

the antennas pointing skyward, perpendicular

to the ground

for maximum remote controller
range during flight. 

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## 17

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### 3 0 

# '" 0 0 

## Q.AssemblyandUseFigure255.6RemoteControllerOperationTheRemoteControllerissettoMode2bydefault.-uFormaximumrangeandreliability,RemoteControllerantennashouldpointskywardswithnoobstructionsbetvleenitandthePhantomObstaclesmaycauseReturntoHometotrigger.PhoneHolderandRangeExtendershouldnotblocktheantenna.rn•StickNeutral/midpoint:ControlsticksoftheRemoteControllerareplacedatthecentralposition.•MovetheStick:Thecontrolstickispushedawayfromthecentralposition.:::><0:;.ro:nro30<D009.AircraftRemoteController(Mode2)(.ttlindicatesnosedirection)II\/',.Position118©2015DJIAllRi9htsReserved/...---...../....-....<"'!•.-/Position2Position3OperationdetailsVerticalmovementsontheleftstickcontrolelevation.Pushthestickuptoascendanddowntodescend.WhenbothsticksarecenteredthePhantomwillhoverinplace.Pushthethrottlestickupwardbeyondthecentered(neutral)positiontotakeoff.Pushthethrottlegentlytopreventsuddenandunexpectedelevation.Horizontalmovementsontheleftstickcontroltherudder.Pushlefttorotatecounterclock-wiseandrightforclockwise.Ifthestickiscentered,thePhantomwillflystraight.Themorethestickismoved,thefasterthePhantomwillrotate.Verticalmovementsontherightstickcontrolforwardandbackwardpitch.Pushuptoflyforwardanddowntoflybackward.ThePhantomwillhoverinplaceifthestickiscentered.Pushthestickfurtherforalargerpitchangle(maximum35')andfasterflight.Horizontalmovementsontherightstickcontrolleftandrightpitch.Pushlefttoflyleftandrighttoflyright.ThePhantomwillhoverinplaceifthestickiscentered.Pushthestickfurtherforalargerpitchangle(maximum35')andfasterflight.LeftDial:Turnthedialtotheright,andthecamerawillshifttopointupwards.Turnthedialtotheleft,andthecamerawillshifttopointdownwards.Thecamerawillkeepitscurrentpositionifthedialisstatic.TheS1switchisusedforcompasscalibration.ToggletheS1fromposition1toposition3andbackapproximately5timestoenterintocompasscalibrationmode.InNaza-Mmode,theS1switchisusedtoswitchbetweencontrolmodesandentercompasscalibration.S2isusedtorecordaHomepointmanually.AfteraHomepointhasbeenrecordedautomatically,flippingS2fromposition1toposition3andback5times(ormore)rapidlywillmovetheHomepointtothePhantom'scurrentlocation.Inaddition,youcanenableDynamicHomePointfeatureinDJIVISIONApp.InNaza-Mworkingmode,S2isbeusedforIOC.

### Assembly

and Use 

# &

• In 'Ready

to Fly' mode,

the Phantom

will hover when

all sticks

are released. • In 'Ready

to Fly (non-GPS)'

the Phantom

will lock

its altitude

but will not have horizontal positioning. 

## 5.7 Linking

the Remote Controller

and Receiver A 5.8G receiver

is built

in to the Phantom

2 Vision+.

Its link button

and indicator

are located

on the underside

of the phantom,

as shown

in Figure

26. The Remote Controller

and the receiver

are paired before delivery.

Only use this button

if you have replaced

your Remote Controller

or receiver. Linking Procedures (1) Power

off the Remote Controller,
power

on the aircraft. You will see the link indicator blinking

red. (2) Press

the link button
with

a thin object

and hold until the link indicator
blinks yellow. Release

the link button. (3) Power

on the Remote Controller.

Link indicator

will switch

off, showing

that

a link has been successfully established. Link Indicator

YOc---7"7"'---Link

Button

& 

### Lin!< Indicator Figure

26 Link Indicator

Description

Next Operation 

# -iS): ...... Red flashing

No signal received. 

# :('lr ...... Yellow flashing

Ready

to link. 

## 5.8 Compliance
Version Configuration

Switch

on the Remote Controller

or perform

a link procedure. Switch

on the Remote Controller. As power levels vary between regulators,

the Phantom Remote Controller's

power output

can
be adjusted

by twisting

the CE/FCC Control Knob (Figure

27)
on the back

of the Remote Controller

using

a flathead screwdriver.

ForCE compliance, set the Remote Controller

to CE with

a full counterclockwise

turn.
For FCC compliance,

set the Remote Controller

to FCC with

a full clockwise

turn.

Be sure

to follow relevant

local regulations. Compliance

can

be configured

using

the PHANTOM

RC Assistant.
Select

CE compliance
version

in Assistant

to set

it, or do the same with FCC compliance version. 

### CE FCC Figure

27



# &

• Turn
the CE/FCC Control Knob gently

to avoid damage. • CE compliant devices
have

an effective remote controller
range

of 400 meters

in open spaces

due to power limitations. • FCC compliant devices
have

an effective
range

of 800 meters

in open spaces. • Watch
your flight distance

as the Phantom

2 Vision+

will enter Failsafe mode (auto-landing

or go home
and land)

if

it flies beyond

the relevant range limits. • Always follow local laws and regulations. •

It is recommended

to use

a <ll2.4mm flathead screwdriver

for adjustments. • There

is another potentiometer

for reserved

use. © 2015

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All Rights Raserved



## 19

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### Assembly

and Use 

## ; 6 Preparing

the Range Extender The Phantom

2 Vision+ Range Extender

is

a wireless communication

device

that operates
within

the 2.4 GHz frequency band.

It is used

to extending

the effective range

of communication

between

a Smartphone

and the Phantom

2 Vision+. In an open, unobstructed

area,

the transmission distance

can reach

up

to 700 meters.

This can

be reduced

by trees, buildings

and other sources

of the same frequency.
Before every flight,

it is suggested

that you ensure

the Range Extender

is functioning properly; otherwise communication

issues between

the mobile device

and the Phantom

2 Vision+

may occur. Each Range Extender

has

a unique MAC address

and network name (SSID), details

of which

are printed

on the label

as 'PhantomjXXXXX'.

The 'XXXXXX' represents

the last

6 letters

or numbers

of the MAC address

for the Range Extender. This can
be renamed

in the OJ! VISION
App. 

## 6.1 Introduction **[1]-~-----­** 

## [2]---i:::===::::::::::::::::::::~~====~

Figure

28 SYSTEM Indicator Shows Wi-Fi status

of the Range Extender. 

# I SYSTEM Indicator Description [4]-f-----, **[5]-+~"'ldlJ<'** 

# [6]~~~~===7 [7] 

### Figure

29 

# ':@: ······ **Gr~en** flashing

The Wi-Fi network

is functioning normally. Off

The Wi-Fi network

is functioning abnormally. POWER Indicator Shows power levels

of the Range Extender. POWER Indicator 

### :~; Solid green 

# :ifJ)' Solid

red 

# c@· Solid Yellow Description Fully charged. Low voltage
alert, re-charge required. Charging.

[1] SYSTEM Indicator [2] POWER Indicator 

### [3] Locking Screw 

### [4] Binding Reset Button [5] Power Switch [6] Charging Port(Micro-USB

slot) [7] Mounting Bracket 

# Lf',

If the power indicator

is

a solid

red light,

the Ranger Extender

may stop working

at any moment.

Land and recharge

as soon

as possible. Binding Reset Button When

the Binding Reset Button

is pressed,

it will reset and restart

the Range Extender.

You will need

to bind

it with the Phantom

2 Vision+ again

to recreate

its Wi-Fi network. Failure

to do so will cause

the OJ! VISION

App

to fail

to connect with the camera. 

## 6.2 Using Range Extender Charging

the Range Extender Charge

the Range Extender

by connecting

the charging

port

to

a pcwer supply device such

as

a PC
or

a USB charger using

a Micro-USB

cable. Make sure

to charge the Range Extender completely

before using

it for the first time. This takes 

### 3-4 hours depending

on USB power output. 

# Ll', Make sure the Range Extender

has enough power before each use. 

## 20

© 2015
DJI.

All **RI~Jhts** ReservedAssembly

and Use Powering

on the Range Extender (1) Flick the power switch

to the ON position. (2) Wait

for approximately

30 seconds.

The Wi-Fi signal indicator

will blink green indicating

the Range Extender

is communicating

properly. (3) Keep

the Range Extender facing

the aircraft during flight

for the best communication

link. **~** Power

off the Range Extender

after every flight

to avoid discharging

the battery. Checking

the Battery Level The battery
level

of the Range Extender

can
be checked

in the camera
page

of the DJI VISION

App

as shown below. When

the battery
level drops

to 20%

or lower,

the battery
level icon will go red

as

a charging reminder. battery
level above **20~'0,** icon

is blue

battery
level under 20%,icon

goes
red Figure

30

Figure

31 6.3 Rename Range Extender

SSID Make your Range Extender

SSID easier

to remember

by changing

its name. g

m Rotl:ionb::k

CD "'"""""'

CD Tlt.crla

crJ CleartliM'SCad'\.e Figure

32

Figure

33

Figure

34 (1) Tap "Rename

SSID

of Range Extender"

in the Settings page. Enter

a new SSID name (e.g. Phantom_

Tom)

in the textbox. (2) Tap 1!.1 and you will be asked

to enter

the last six characters

of your MAC address

on the Range Extender

to confirm

the change.

The MAC address

can
be found

on the sticker

on your Range Extender.

If your MAC address

is 60:60:1F:60:41:E7,

then enter 6041E7. (3) Tap "OK"

to confkm

the change.

The Range Extender

will automatically

restart
and the App
w'lll return

to the settings page. Approximately

30 seconds

later,
the new network name
can

be found

in the Wi-Fi

list

of your mobile device. Select
and connect

the renamed network

to use the DJI VISION
App. 6.4 Binding

the Phantom

2 Vision+

and Range Extender If the connection between

the Phantom

2 Vision+

and the Range Extender

fails,

or one

of them needs

to be repaired

or replaced,

a camera

and Range Extender binding

will need

to be performed through the DJI VISION
App.

Figure

35 (i) 20i5

OJ

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21<Ui6z)>uuAssemblyandUse(1)PoweronthecameraandRangeExtender.(2)Approximately30secondslater,presstheBindingResetButtonontheRangeExtenderwithapinuntiltheSYSTEMIndicatorturnsoff.TheRangeExtenderwillthenrestartautomatically.(3)Approximately30secondslater,theSYSTEMIndicatorwillstarttoblinkgreen,indicatingthattheRangeExtenderisreadyforbinding.(4)EnableWi-Fionyourmobiledevicethenselect"Phantom_XXXXXX"the(SSIDofyourRangeExtender)fromtheWi-Finetworklist.(5)RuntheDJIVISIONAppthentap->Settings->General->Binding(Figure36).Select'ScanQRCode'toscanthecameraQRcodeonthebottomofaircraft(Figure37).GetthecameraSSID(E.g.FC200_xxxxxx)andtheMACaddress(Figure38).YoucanalsoskipthescanandenterthecameraMACaddressdirectly(Figure39).TheMACaddresscanbefoundonthecameralabel.(6)Tapthetickr.linthetoprightcorner.TheRangeExtendershouldautomaticallyrestart.Bindingisnowcomplete.IlMACAddressCDLowBatt&yCDSSIDT""""MACAddressB!nOngFigure36Figure38ScantheORCodeFigure37Figure39ScanthecameraQRcodeonthebottomofaircraft0DONOTpushtheBindingResetButtonoftheRangeExtenderunlessyouarereadytorebindtheRangeExtenderandthecamera.Thiswillunbindyourcamerasoyoumustfollowthesteps aboveforrebinding.IfboththePhantom2Vision+andtheRangeExtenderarepoweredonandworkingnormally,youwillbeabletofindtheSSIDontheWi-Filistofyourmobiledevice.•TheQRcodeislocatedonthebottomcoverofthePhantom2Vision+.IfyoucannotfindtheQRcode,pleasecontactDJIcustomerserviceandprovideyourcameraserialnumber{printedonthelabelofthecamera)sotheycangenerateanewQRcodeforyou.•PhotographingandsavingtheQRcodeisrecommendedtopreventloss.7DownloadingandInstallingtheDJIVISIONApp7.1DownloadandInstallDownloadDJIVISIONAppDownloadandinstalltheDJIVISIONApp.Chooseoneofthedownloadmethodsbelow.Search"DJIVISION"ontheAppStorethenfollowinstructionsforiOSversion.Search"DJIVISION"onGooglePlaythenfollowinstructionsforAndroidversion.iOS6.1oraboveAndroid4.0orabove22©2015DJIAllRightsReserved

# Assembly

and Use Supported
mobile devices iOS (iOS6.1

or above) Recommended:
iPhone4S, iPhone5, iPhone5S, iPhone5C,iPhone6,

iPhone6

Plus, iPod Touch4, iPod Touch5; Available

but not recommended: iPad3, iPad4,

iPad mini, iPad
Air. Android

(4.0

or above): Samsung Galaxy

83, 84, Note2, Note3

or mobile devices

of similar configuration. 

# Efj

DJI continues

to support many mobile devices

and any information

from users

are welcome.
Please send any questions

or queries

to the following mailbox: phantom2vision@dji.com. 

# & The DJI website

is regularly updated. Check back often

for latest App updates. 

# 7.2 Register

and Login Access

the Internet

to register

and login. **~.~~~~~~~** 

# "=='""',..,...,....,.,,.,

...... **,~** 

# [1] 

# --+-----,

---@--- 

# [2]

CreateNe-.vAcoount 

# Figure

40

Figure

41

Figure

42 [1] Register Tap 'Register'

to enter

the registration

page.

Fill

in your Email and Password information

and then tap 

# 1!.11

to create

a new account. '\}: The DJI account works
with

all DJI Assistant

and Apps. [2] Login Tap 'Login'

to enter

the login page.

Fill

in your registered

Email
and Password

and then tap 

# 1!.11

to login. 

# & Log

in to your account

the first time you use the DJI VISION
App. ;\}: Tap "Forgot Password"

if you have forgotten

your login details. [3] Usage

tips Useful

tips will display when
you enter
the welcome
page.
Tap the screen

to display

the next
tip. [3] 

# ---t---o

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n ... **,,.~reo,.,.~­** 

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# '" Assembly

and Use Enable

the "Tutorial" switch

in the Settings
page

to get hints and tips the first time you use the DJI VISION
App. 

# 18 Connecting

the Camera

Figure

44 Before flight, always connect

your smartphone

to the Phantom's

Wi-Fi network.

This

is required

for the camera control and FPV. 

# 8.1 Connecting Procedures Follow these instructions

to connect

a mobile device

to the Phantom

2 Vision+ camera. (1) Power

on the Remote Controller

and the Range Extender. (2) 

# Power

on the Phantom

2 

# Vision+. (3) 

# Enable

the Wi-Fi

on your mobile device; wait

for about

30 

# seconds,

and then select "Phantom_XXXXXX"

fromtheWiFi network

list (Figure45). (4) Run the DJI VISION

App

on your mobile device. When

the Wi-Fi Computer Connection

status

on the App main menu goes green,

the connection

is good (Figure46). (5) Tap the "CAMERA"

icon and the DJI VISION

App
will begin

a live camera preview (Figure47).

This means everything is functioning normally. Enable Wi-Fi

-



# cl w_i·F_; 

# -------'(=o="=(=--)

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## Choose

a Network

... 

# Select
**FC200~000S39**

**~** Q) 

# Pllantom_XXXXXX

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# I Ask

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Wi-Fi

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to the Phantom

2 Vision+. 

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Solid blue
Wi-Fi

is connected

to another Wi-Fi networik,

not

to the Phantom

2 Vision+. Off

No Wi-Fi connection. 

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• The SSID

is unique

for each Phantom

2 Vision+

It will appear

as Phantom_XXXXXX

in your Wi-R

list. • Android
users can tap the SSID button

on the main page

to mobile device Wi-Fi settings directly. 

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# Flight Once pre-flight preparation

is complete,

it is recommended

to carl)/

out the tasks

in the Phantom

Pilot Training Guide to prepare

for more complex

flight maneuvers

and learn

to fly safely. Ensure

that

all flights

are carried

out

in

a suitable location. 

## Flight Environment Requirements (1) Do not use the aircraft

in severe weather conditions.

These include
wind speed exceeding categol)/4,

snow,

rain and smog. (2) Fly

in open fields

as high buildings

or steel structures

may affect

the accuracy

of the on board compass. (3) l<eep

the Phantom
away from obstacles, crowds,

high voltage power lines, trees

or bodies

of water when

in flight. (4) Reduce

the chance

of electromagnetic interference

by not flying

in areas
with high levels

of electromagnetism, including

base stations

or radio transmission

towers. (5) The Phantom cannot operate within

the polar areas. (6) Do not
fly the aircraft within no-fly zones specified

by local laws and regulations. 

## Preflight Checklist (1) Remote Controller,

smart battel)l, Range Extender

and smart phone

are fully charged. (2) 

### Propellers

are mounted correctly. (3) Gimbal clamp

has been removed. (4) Damping absorbers

are

in good condition,

not broken

or worn. (5) Anti-drop

kits have been mounted correctly. (6) Camera

lens cap has been removed. (7) Micro-SO

card has been inserted

if necessal)l. (8) Gimbal

is functioning

as normal. (9) Motors

can start and are functioning

as normal. (10)
DJI VISION

App can connect

to the camera. 

## 1 Calibrating

the Compass IMPORTANT:

Make sure

to calibrate

the compass

in every new flight location.

The compass

is very sensitive

to electromagnetic interference,

which

can cause abnormal corn pass

data leading

to poor flight performance

or even flight failure. Regular calibration

is required

for optimum performance. 

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• DO NOT calibrate

your compass where there

is
a chance

of strong magnetic interference, such

as magnetite, parking structures,

and steel reinforcements underground. • DO NOT carl)! ferromagnetic
materials

with you during calibration

such

as keys

or cellular phones. • DO NOT calibrate beside massive
metal objects. 

## 1.1 Calibration Procedures Choose

an open space

to carl)/
out the following procedures.

Watch

the Phantom



### 2 Vision+ quick start video

for more details. Startcali. **-····-.** 

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flip the switch

SJ Position-1



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5 times

or above,

or tap Compass Calibration'

in DJI VJSIONAPP 

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### LED

Flight Indicator 

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### Start vertical calibration , Position-1



# :(V:' Position-3



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# "' "' "'Flight;<J:Ifcompasscalibrationisneededbeforeflight,apromptwillappearontheDJIVISONApp'scamerapage.Itwilldisappearaftersuccessfulcalibration.1.2WhentoRecalibrate(1)Whencompassdataisabnormal,therearLEDflightindicatorwillblinkredandyellow.(2)Flyingindifferentlocationtolastflight.(3)MechanicalstructureofthePhantomhaschanged,i.e.changedmountingpositionofthecompass.(4)Severedriftingoccursinflight,i.e.Phantomdoesnotflyinstraightlines.i2Starting/StoppingtheMotors2.1StartingMotorsACombinationStickCommand(CSC)isusedtostartthemotorsinsteadofsimplypushingthestickup.Pushbothstickstotheirbottomcornerstostartthemotors.Oncethemotorshavespunup,releasebothstickssimultaneously.2.2StoppingMotorsTherearetwomethodstostopthemotors.Figure49Method1:WhenthePhantomhaslanded,pushthethrottledown,thenconductCSC.Motorswillstopimmediately.Releasebothsticksoncemotorsstop.Method2:Whentheaircrafthaslanded,pushthethrottledownandhold.Motorswillstopafter3seconds.[1][2]Figure50Figure510DonotexecuteCSCduringnormalflight.Thiswillstopthemotorsandcausetheaircrafttodropwithoutcontrol.;<J:•ConducttheCSCasneatlyasyoucan.Releasethesticksoncemotorsstart/stop.•Pulldownthethrottlesticktodescend.Thestickwilllockintoplaceandtheaircraftwilldescendsteadily.Pushthethrottlestickupwardtoreleasethrottlelock.3.FlightTest3.1Takeoff/LandingProcedures(1)PlacethePhantom2Vision+onopenflatgroundwithbatteryindicatorsfacingtowardsyou.(2)PowerontheRemoteControllerandRangeExtender,thentheSmartFlightBattery.(3)LaunchtheDJIVISIONAppandstartbinditwithyoursmartphonethenenterthecamerapreviewpage.(4)WaituntiltheRearLEDFlightIndicatorblinksgreen.ThismeansithasinitializedandisReady toFly.Ifitflashesyellow,itisinReadytoFly(non-GPS)modeandwillrequiremorecarefulflight.ExecutetheCSCcommandtostartmotors.(5)Pushthethrottleupslowlytotakeoff.RefertoRemoteControllerOperation(Page18)formoredetails.(6)ShootphotosandvideosusingtheDJIVISIONApp.RefertoDJIVISIONAppUsage(Page32)formoredetails.(7)Toland,hoveroveralevelsurfaceandgentlypulldownonthethrottlegentlytodescend.(8)Afterlanding,executetheCSCcommandorholdthethrottleatitslowestpositionfor3secondsormoreuntilthemotorsstop.(9)Turnoffthesmartbattery,RangeExtenderandRemoteController.Flight &

• When

the Rear LED Flight Indicator
blinks yellow rapidly during flight,

the aircraft

has entered Failsafe mode. Refer

to Failsafe Function(Page

27) for details. • A low battery
level warning

is indicated

by the Rear LED Flight Indicator blinking

red slowly

or rapidly during flight. Refer

to the Low Battery Level Warning Function(Page

28) for details. • View tutorials about flight

for more flight information:www.dji.com/phantom2visionplus/training. • Aircraft

and battery performance

is subject

to environmental

factors
such

as air density

and temperature.

Be very careful when flying 3000 meters (9800 feet)

or more above

sea level,

as battery

and aircraft performance may

be reduced. 3.2 Video Suggestions

and Tips ( 1) Work through

the check

list before each flight. (2) Set the gimbal working mode

to Stabilized. (3) Aim

to shoot when flying

in Ready

to Fly only. (4) Always

fly

in good weather,

such

as sunny

or windless
days. (5) Change camera settings

to suit you. These include
FOV, photo format

and exposure compensation. (6) Take flight tests

to establish

flight routes
and scenes. (7) Push
the sticks gently

to make aircraft movements

stable

and smooth. i 4 Failsafe Function The Phantom

will enter Failsafe mode when

its connection

to the Remote Controller

is lost. The Flight Control System

will automatically

control

the aircraft

to return

to home
and land

to prevent injury

or damage. E.§ Home Point: When

the Phantom enters 'Ready

to Fly' from
the 'Ready

to Fly status (non-GPS)',

the GPS coordinates

will be recorded

and set
as the home point. • When Remote Controller
signal

is lost, the aircraft

will return

to the recorded
home point coordinates

and land. • Home point coordinates

are used

to calculate

the horizontal distance

of the aircraft {shown

as "Distance"

on the GUI

of the DJI VISION

App

). • After successfully

record

the home point,
rear LED flight indicators

blink fast green. Dynamic Home Point: The Home point
will
be reset

to position

of the mobile device

at specific

time int81vals. • Enable dynamic
home point

in DJI Vision
app

or Phantom

2 Assistant. • Dynamic
home point

is only available

to the GPS-enabled

mobile device.
Turn

on GPS and data service

to obtain higher accuracy

of the mobile device position. • Dynamic
home point

is useful

in situations

when
you are

in motion

and require

a Horne point that

is different from
the takeoff point. 4.1 When

Will Failsafe Activate? (1) The Remote Controller

is powered

off. (2) The Phantom

has flown

out

of effective remote controller
range. {3) The signal between

the Remote Controller

and the Phantom

has been blocked. (4) There

is interference causing

a signal problem

with the Remote Controller. 4.2 Failsafe Procedure Initiating

the Failsafe mode from different
flying statuses

will results

in different landing processes. Ready

to Fly(non-GPS)- Automatic landing The Flight Control System

\'All keep
the aircraft
level during descent

and landing.

It may
be drift during

the descent

and landing precess. Ready

to Fly- Automatic

go home
and land The Flight Control System

will automatically

control

the aircraft

to fly back

to the home point and land. 1 Record Home Point **~**

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to go home **~**

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Yellow flashing

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lost **~**

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@ LED Flight Indicator
Yellow flashing 6 Landing

after hovering

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• To ensure

the aircraft successful

return

to home after Failsafe activation,

aim

to only

fly

in Ready to

Fly mode. • The Phantom

will automatically descend during

the Failsafe process

if there

are less than

6 GPS satellites detected

for more than

20 seconds. • When

the aircraft

is landing automatically,

users
can control

the aircraft's position

and altitude

if the remote controller
signal

is recovered. • Aircraft cannot navigate around vertical obstacles

on
its return home course during Failsafe. However,

you can set return home altitude value

in Phantom Assistant

to avoid hitting vertical obstacles through

DJI Phantom Assistant. Quickly flipping

the 82 switch

of the Remote Controller

from top

to bottom

5 times

or more

will reset
the current aircraft position

as

a new home point. Rear LED flight indicators

will blink green rapidly when successful. Failsafe

on the DJI VISION

App The DJI VISION

App
will provide information
during Failsafe. C3

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54 4.3 Regaining Control During Failsafe Procedures Position

of Switch

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,, Position-1

Position-2

Position-3 When

the
81 switch

is switched

to Position-1,
toggle Regain control

as soon

as signal

is How

to regain control

the
81 switch

to any other position
once

to regain recovered. control.

If the Remote Controller
signal

is recovered, control

is returned

to the pilot. 1 5 Low Battery Level Warning Function If the DJI smart battery

is depleted

to

a point that may affect

the safe return

of the aircraft,

the low battery
level warning notifies users

to take action. Users

are advised

to land the aircraft immediately

when they observe these warnings.

The thresholds

for these warnings

are automatically determined

based

on the current aircraft altitude

and

its distance

from the Home point. Details

of the battery
level warning

are listed below; Critical

Low battery
level warning(Red) 28

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Estimated remaining flight time 1. 20mmFlight'BatterylevelRemarkRearlEDDJIVJSIONAppFlightInstructionsiWarningFlightIndicatorSufficientbatterySufficientbatteryGreenLEDblinksNomessagepromptsOperatingnormally,nolevellevelslowlyspecificactionneededWhen"Go-Home"isselectedinthePhantomAssistant.thismessagewillappear:i..-·J1Ifyoucaoccl,th!ltemaynotbeenoughbatterypo.vertoreturn1othehemepoht!FlythePhantom2Thebattery·-··--Lowbatterypowerislow.RedLEDblinksCancel:·GoHomeVision+backandlandlevelwarningPleaselandtheslowly.Tap"Go-horne"tohaveitassoonaspossible,aircraft.theaircraftreturntothethenstopthemotorsHornepointandlandandreplacethebattery.automatically,or"Cancel"toresumenormalflight.Ifnoactionistaken,theaircraftwillautomaticallygohomeandlandafter10seconds.CriticalLowTheaircraft:TheDJIVisionAppscreenThePhantom2Vision+batterylevelmustlandRedLEDblinks:willflashredandaircraftwillbegintodescendquickly.warningimmediately.startstodescend.andlandautomatically.EstimatedEstimatedremainingflightremainingflightbasedoncurrent.N/AN/AN/Atimebatterylevel.Colorzonesonthebatterylevelindicator20minreflectestimatedremainingflighttimeandareadjustedautomatically,accordingtotheaircraft'scurrentstatus.Whenthecriticalbatterylevelwarningactivatesandtheaircraftisdescendingtolandautomatically,youmaypushthethrottleupwardtohovertheaircraftandnavigateittoamoreappropriatelocationforlanding.&Whenthesewarningsaretriggered,pleasebringtheaircraftbacktotheHomepointorlandtoavoidlosingpowerduringflight.LowBatteryLevelWarningontheDJIVISIONAppBatterylevelwarningswillshowonthecamerapageoftheDJIVISIONAppwhenthebatterylevelislow.(1)Aredlightwillflashalongtheedgesoftheappscreen.(2)Audiblealarm.Makesuresoundisturnedonandvolumeisturneduponyourmobiledevice.(3)Theaircraftbatteryiconwillturnred.Figure56Tileaircraftbatteryiconwillturnred©2015OJI.AllR1gbtsReserved29r0"'OJCii.:2rCD<::;;;"'3")'(()-,c::Ja0::JrUiFlighti6FlightLimitsAllunmannedaerialvehicle(UAV)operatorsshouldabidebyallregulationsfromsuchorganizationsastheICAO(InternationalCivilAviationOrganization)andtheirownnationalairspaceregulations.Forsafetyreasons,theflightlimitsfunctionisenabledbydefaulttohelpusersusethisproductsafelyandlegally.Theflightlimitsfunctionincludesheight,distancelimitsandNoFlyZones.InReadytoFlymode,height,distancelimitsandNoFlyZonesworktogethertomanageflight.InReadytoFly(non-GPS)status,onlyheightlimitsworkandflightscannotgohigherthan120m.ffiDefaultparametersinAssistantarecompliantwithinthedefinitionsofclassGruledbyICAO.(RefertoAirspaceDefinitiontogetmoredetails).Aseachcountryhasitsownrules,makesuretoconfiguretheseparameterstocomplywiththeserulesbeforeflying.6.1MaxHeight&RadiusLimitsMaxHeight&Radiuslimitsflyingheightanddistance.ConfigurationcanbedoneinthePhantom2Vision+Assistant(Figure57).Oncecomplete,yourPhantomwillflyinarestrictedcylinder(Figure58).MaxHeightMaxRadiusFigure57,ReadytoFly···..GreenflashingLimitsMaxHeightFlightheightmustbeunderthesetheight.DJIVISIONAppWarning:Heightlimitreached.MaxRadiusFlightdistancemustbewithinWarning:Distancelimitthemaxradius.reached..ReadytoFly(non-GPS):f.'\{;.'·:····YellowflashingFlightLimitsDJIVISIONAppHornePoint....L!C----Je-HeightofaircrahwhenpoweredonFigure58RearLEDflightindicatorNone.Rapidredflashing·®:......whenclosetothemaxradiuslimit.···RearLEDflightindicatorMaxHeightFlightheightrestrictedto120mandunder.Warning:Heightlimitreached.None.MaxRadiusNolimits6•Ifyouflyoutofthelimit,youcanstillcontrolthePhantorr,butcannotflyitfurther.•IfthePhantomfliesoutofthemaxradiusinReadytoFly(non-GPS)mode,itwillflybackwithinrangeautomatically.6.2FlightRestrictionofRestrictedAreasRestrictedareasincludeairportsworldwide.AllrestrictedareasarelistedontheDJJofficialwebsiteathttp://www.dji.com/fly-safe/category-me.RestrictedareasaredividedintocategoryAandcategoryB.CategoryAareascovermajorinternationalairportsuchasLAXandHeathrow,whilecategoryBareasincludessmallerairports.30©2015DJIAllRrQhlsReserved.FlightCategoryASafetyZone(1)ThecategoryA"safetyzone"iscomprisedofasmall"no-flyzone"andarangeof"restricted-altitudezones".Flightispreventedinthe"no-flyzone"butcancontinuewithheightrestrictionsintherestricted-altitudezone.(2)1.5miles(2.4km)aroundadesignatedsafetyzoneisano-flyzone,insidewhichtakeoffisprevented.(3)1.5miles(2.4km)to5miles(8km)aroundrestrictedareasarealtituderestricted,withmaximumaltitudegoingfrom35feet(10.5m)at1.5miles(2.4km)to400feet(120m)at5miles(8km).(4)A"warningzone"hasbeensetaroundthesafetyzone.Whenyouflywithin320feet(100m)ofthesafetyzone,awarningmessagewillappearontheDJIVisionapp.CategoryBSafetyZone(1)CategoryB"safetyzone"iscomprisedofa"no-flyzone"anda"warningzone".(2)0.6miles(1km)aroundthesafetyzoneisadesignated"no-flyzone".(3)A"warningzone"hasbeensetaroundthesafetyzone.Whenyouflywithin0.6miles(1Km)ofthiszone,awarningwillappearontheDJIVisionapp.Figure59:CategoryAFigure60:CategoryBReadytoGreenflashingZoneRestrictionDJIVISIONAppNotificationRearLEDFlightIndicatorMotorswillnotstart.Warning:YouareinaNo-flyzone.Takeoffprohibited.IfthePhantomenterstherestrictedareainReadytoFly(non-GPS)modeWarning:YouareinaNo-flyzone,automaticbutReadytoFlymodeactivates,thelandinghasbegun.(Ifyouarewithin1.5milePhantomwillautomaticallydescendtoradius)landthenstopitsmotorsafterlanding.:!fj)......Warning:Youareinarestrictedzone.IfthePhantomentersarestrictedareaDescendingtosafealtitude.(IfyouarebetweenRedflashingRestricted-altitudeinReadytoFly(non-GPS)modeandflightzoneReadytoFlymodeactivates,itwilltherangeof1.5mileand5mileradius)Warning:Youareinarestrictedzone.MaxflightIIdescendtoasafealtitudeandhover15heightrestricted tobetween10.5mand120m.feetbelowthesafealtitude.FlyCautiously.WarningzoneNoflightrestrictionapplies,butthereWarning:Youareapproachingarestrictedwillbewarningmessage.zone,RyCautiously.FreezoneNorestrictions.None.None.EEjSemi-automaticdescent:Allstickcommandsareavailableexceptthethrottlestickcommandduringthedescentandlandingprocess.Motorswillstopautomaticallyalterlanding.Userswillregaincontroloncethemotorshavestopped.ThereisnoneedtotoggletheS1switch.&•Whenflyinginthesafetyzone,LEDflightindicatorswillblink......quicklyandcontinuefor3seconds,thenswitchtoindicatecurrentflyingstatusandcontinuefor5secondsatwhichpointitwillswitchbacktoredblinking.•Forsafetyreasons,pleasedonotflyclosetoairports,highways,railwaystations,railwaylines,citycentersandotherspecialareas.Trytoensuretheaircraftisvisible.©21)15OJI.AllRightsReserved31rUi0'-<Ul0z)>'0'0;;:"':;·;;:(D::JcDJIVISIONAppUsage6.3ConditionsofFlightLimitsIndifferentworkingmodesandflightmodes,flightlimitswilldifferaccordingtonumberofGPSsatellitesfound.Thefollowingtabledemonstratesallthecases(v:available;x:unavailable).Allflightsarerestrictedbyheight,distanceandspecialareassimultaneously.Phantommode'FlightStatusLimitsofSpecialAreaMaxHeightMaxRadiusReadytoFlyv.,)vReadytoFly(non-GPS)XvXNaza-MmodeControlModenumberofGPSfoundLimitsofSpecialAreaMaxHeightMaxRadius.,)vvGPS<6X.,)X:>6v.,)XATil.<6X.,jX:>6XXXManual<6XXX6.4DisclaimerPleaseensurethatyouareuptodatewithinternationalanddomesticairspacerulesandregulationsbeforeusingthisproduct.Byusingthisproduct,youherebyagreetothisdisclaimerandsignifythatyouhavereadthisfully.Youagreethatyouareresponsibleforyourownconductandcontentwhileusingthisproduct,andforanydirectorindirectconsequencescausedbynotfollowingthismanual,violatingordisregardingotherapplicablelocallaws,administrativerulesandsocialhabitsthereof.DJIVISIONAppUsageTheDJIVISIONAppcontrolsthePhantom2Vision+cameraincludingcapture,recording,settingsandpitchangle.Italsodisplaysessentialflightinformationincludingflightparametersandbatterylevel.1DJIVISIONAppMainMenuAfterlogginginyouwillseetheVISIONApphomescreen.ThisshowscurrentWi-FiconnectionstatusandthefourmainfeaturesoftheApp.£illrni<•lPhantc.m11»l20I@aCNJERA""'""0]{§}tlEI/15SETTII<GSFigure6132©2015DJI.AllF'i9f1tsReserved.IconsDescriptionCameraTaptoentertheCameraviewscreenAlbumTaptoenteryourAlbumofphotosandvideosNewsTaptoreadthelatestDJINewsSettingsTaptochangeandviewappSettings@)ManualsTaptoviewanddownloadmanualsChecklistTaptoenterthepreflightchecklistLb.•WhenusingthecameraandtheSDcardalbum(Page37),connectyourmobiledevicetothePhantom2Vision+Wi-Finetwork.•Internetaccessisrequiredforsharingphotos,videosandreadingDJInews.•Ifyoureceiveaphonecallduringaflight,thelivecamerapreviewscreenmaybeinterrupted.It'srecommendedtoignorethecallandpayattentiontoyourflight.;2CameraPage[6][1][2]-[3][4]f-'-[15]+,Pls.."'i"F>ic---8''"\..._4J2.5m200..4mSp...'"'j·7.6m'sF1gure62""1111)\&-'r89%-miD'@"Dll!lr----GJDJIVISIONAppUsager-----[7]l--[9][5][6][8][10][11][12][13][14][1]Return[2]CameraPitchControl[3]FlightAttitudeandRadarFunction[4]FlightParameters[5]Wi-FiSignalStrength[6]FlightBatteryLevel[7]AircraftGPSStatus[8]Micro-SOCardStatus[9]RangeExtenderBatteryLevel[10]RemainingShots[11]ShutterButton[12]VideoRecordingButton[13]CameraSettings[14]HideorShowFlightParameters[15]RearLEDFlightIndicatorStatus[1]ReturnICJ-Returntothepreviewpage[2]CameraPitchControl-PitchControlswitchiswhitetaponcetohighlightitandenterAccelerometerSensorMode.Tapagaintoreturntonormal.NormalModeTapuparrowDtopitchcameraupwardsanddownarrowatopitchdownwards.GreensliderIindicatescurrentcamerapitch.Gimbalpitchcontrol(NormalMode)GC'Iil-"'"""''li'£Jj\"\:8l:!>o!=\!UltFigure63AccelerometerSensorMode'"13:.."'OillJIe-0Gimbalpitch movementFigure64Thegimbalpitchmovementiscontrolledbymovingyourmobiledevice.Pitchforwardtopitchcameradownandbackwardtopitchcameraup.Gimbalpitchcontrol(AccelerometerSensorMode)GimbalpitchmovementFigure65Figure66Figure67Lt,InAccelerometerSensorMode,thepitchangleindicatorwillshowagreyarea.Whenthegreenpitchindicatorisinsidethegreyarea,thecamerawillmoveaccordingtopitchgestures.Whentheindicatorreachestheboundaryofthegreyarea,pitchgestureswillcontrolthecamera'spitchspeedataconstantrate.[J21J15OjlAllRightsReserved.330"'3(Dill-u"'(0(DDJIVISIONAppUsage[3]FlightAttitudeandRadarFunctionFlightattitudeisindicatedbytheflightattitudeicon.(1)TheredarrowshowswhichdirectionthePhantom2Vision+isfacing.(2)Lightblueanddarkblueareasindicatepitch.(3)Pitchingoftheboundarybetweenlightblueanddarkblueareashowsrollangle.(4)Anorangecirclearoundtheradarindicatesthatthedynamichomepointisnotavailable.Agreencirclearoundtheradarindicatesthatthedynamichomepointisavailableandanewhomepointhasbeenset.Figure68Tapflightattitudeicontoturnontheradarfunction.HomeinthecenteroftheradarandtherediconindicatesthePhantom2Vision+'scurrentheading,direction,andapproximatedistancefromhome.Tapflightattitudeiconagaintodisabletheradar.Thecurrentlongitudeandlatitudeoftheaircraftisdisplayedonthebottomoftheradar.Longitude&LatitudeFigure69Figure706•Bydefault,thecenteroftheradarindicatesthehomepointrecordedbythePhantom2Vision+.Tapthecenteroftheradartoswitchthecentertoyourmobiledevice'scurrentlocation.•Ifyourmobiledevicecontainsacompass,thetopportionoftheRadaristhedirectionyouarepointing.Ifnot,theradarwillbeorientedduenorth.•DistanceunitsaremetricinFigure69andFigure70.Userscanswitchtheunittoimperialinthesettingspage.[4]FlightParametersTaptosetreturnhome(RTH)altitude.Distance:Horizontaldistancefromhomepoint.Altitude:Verticaldistancefromhomepoint.Speed:Horizontalflyingspeed.XGo·HOmeSettingNJA20M:\;:DistancevaluewillshowasN/AifthePhantom2Vision+isnotin"ReadytoFly"mode.[5]Wi-FiSignalStrengthIndicatescameraisconnectedtoyourmobiledeviceandWi-Fiisworkingnormally.TheconnectionbetweenthecameraandmobiledevicemayfailifWi-Fisignalstrengthislow.RefertoPhantom2Vision+CONNECTIONBROKENformoreinformation.[6]FlightBatteryLevelShowcurrentflightbatterylevel.Whenbatterylevelislowandthebatteryiconturnsreditisrecommendedtoflytheaircraftbackandlanditassoonaspossible.PleaserefertoLowBatteryLevelWarningFunction(Page28)togetmoredetails.[7]AircraftGPSStatusGPSstatusicondisplaythenumberofsatellitesfoundbytheaircraft.Theiconishighlightedwhenmorethan6satellitesarefound,allowthePhantomtoflyin"ReadytoFly"mode.[8]Micro-SOCardStatusDisplaysMicro-SOCardStatus.IconishighlightedwhenavalidMicro-SOcardisinserted.IfthereisnoMicro-SOcardpresent,itisgrayedout.[9]RangeExtenderBatteryLevelShowscurrentbatteryleveloftheRangeExtender.RefertoCheckingtheBatteryLevel(Page21)formoredetails.[10]RemainingShotsDisplaysestimatedshotsremaining,basedonthecurrentphotosizesettingandstoragecapacityoftheMicro-SOcard.Thisshows'0'if:(1)Micro-SOcardisnotinserted.(2)Micro-SOcardisfull.34©2015OJI.AllfilfJhts(3)Micro-SOcardisdamaged.(4)ConnectionbetweentheDJIVISIONAppandcameraisbroken.[11]ShutterButtonTaptotakephotos.Singlecapture:pressonceforasinglecapture.Continuouscapture:pressoncefor3or5captures.Timedcapture:pressoncetobeginatimedcapture,pressagaintostop.DJIVISIONAppUsage:\);•Shutterbuttonisdisabledduringvideorecording.•Capturemodescanbereconfiguredincamerasettings;refertotheCameraSettings(Page35).[12]VideoRecordingButtonStartandstopvideorecording.Taponcetostartrecording.Areddotwillblinktoindicaterecordingisinprogressandatimecodewillappearinthetoprightcornerofthepreviewscreen.Pressagaintostoprecording.[13]CameraSettingsTaptoopenthecamerasettingsmenu,refertoCameraSettings(Page35).[14]HideorShowFlightParametersTaptohideflightparameters.Tapagain toshow.Figure72[15]RearLEDFlightIndicatorStatus..,,Displaystheaircraft'scurrentflightstatus.Tapfordetails.3CameraSettings-[8][9][10][11][12]Figure71..,,..'<C%[TI]0Figure73Figure7 4Figure75[1]CaptureMode[2]PhotoSize[3]VideoResolution[4]PhotoFormat[5]1SO[6]WhiteBalance [7]ExposureMetering[8]ExposureCompensation[9]Sharpness[10]Anti-flicker[11]RestoreDefaults[12]FormatMicro-SOCard[1]CaptureModeIiiSinglecapture.Ill3captures.Ill5captures.Configurabletimedcapture:EEl&Ia)lnteNalbetweenshots(3-60s)b)Numberofshots'(2-254,ornumberofpictureissubjecttothecapacityofthememorycard.)[>2015OJI.AllReser'.'Ed350"'3<D03(/)::Jco"'DJIVISIONAppUsage:(!:CaptureButtonwillchangeaccordingtothemodeselected,1Sr0,ISr<ll,[2]PhotoSizel§iJLarge:4384X3288,4:3,14.4MP1§1Medium:4384x2922,3:2,12.8MP1§1Small:4384x2466,16:9,10.8MP[3]VideoResolution-\1•1920x108060i,16:91920x108030p,16:91920x108025p,16:9I"'"'"1280x96030p,4:3El1280x96025p,4:31280x72060p,16:91280x72030p,16:9640x48030p,4:3(VGA)ThreeFieldofView(FOV)optionsaresupportedwhenshootingin1920x108060i,1920x108030pand1920x108025p:Medium(110')andNarrow(85').[4]PhotoFormatIiiJPEGRAWIiiThePhantom2Vision+camerashootsinJPEGandRAWfileformatssimultaneouslywhenthisoptionisselected.Seethefollowingtablefordetailedspecifications.JPEGphotosize:4384x3288,4384x2922,4384x2466RAWphotosize:4384x3288,4384x2920,4384x2464RAWcanbeeditedusingthemostrecentversionsofAdobeCameraRawforPhotoshopandAdobeLightroom.[6]WhiteBalanceAUTOEAWB(autowhitebalance)100IISunny200cCloudy400IIIncandescentlamp[7]ExposureMeteringI:Spotffi•Center:Themeterconcentratesmostonthecenterofthescene.•Average:Averagesoutthelightlevelsfortheentireimage.Thismodeisusedwhenthescenehasnosignificantlightdifference.•Spot:Measuresasmallareainthecenterofthescene.Thismodeisusedinahighcontrastscenewherethesubjectmustbeaccuratelyexposed.36©2015OJIAllRightsReo:ervedDJI VISION

App Usage [8] Exposure Compensation

-2.0(EV)

2.0(EV) B

-1.7(EV)

1.7(EV) -1.3(EV)

1.3(EV) -1.0(EV)

1.0(EV) -O.?(EV)

O.?(EV) -0.3(EV)

03(EV) O(EV) [9] Sharpness

[ 1 O] Anti-flicker -

Standard

- Anti-flicker -

Hard

-

50Hz -

Soft

l1:l!lm

60Hz [11] Restore Defaults Restores

all default camera settings.
Flight battery restart

is needed

to allow restoration

to take effect. [ 12] Format Micro-SO

Card Format

the Micro-SO

card.

All data stored

in the Micro-SO

card
will be lost after formatting. Remember

to backup before formatting. : 4 Album Page The DJI VISION

App has

an SO Card album

and

a Mobile Device Photo Album. Images

and videos

on the SO Card album

can
be synchronized

to the Mobile Device Photo Album. In the OJ\ VISION
App,
tap

8

to enter
into the SO Card album
and tap

li] to enter
into Mobile Device Photo Album. Lt

SO Card album

is accessible

when

the mobile device

is connected

to Phantom

2 Vision+ Wi-Fi. 4.1 SD Card Album Pictures stored

in the camera

are presented

using Thumbnails. Tap the corresponding thumbnail

to view
the picture. [ 1] Photos

and videos

are listed and grouped

by date. [2] All photos

and videos

that have been synced

to your mobile device

are marked

with

8

. [3] Tap any thumbnail

for single view mode.
Tap

a Photo thumbnail that hasn't been synchronized

to the mobile device

to view
the photo. Swipe

left
or right

to view
the previous

or next photo. Tap

on

a video thumbnail

to play

it and view
the video length. A progress

bar will appear

at the bottom

of the screen.

Tap D

to enter single synchronization

mode

to synchronize

a single photo

or video,

or to synchronize

and play

a video

at the same time.

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37DJIVISIONAppUsageFigure78Figure79[4]TaptheRbuttontoentermultiplesynchronizationmode(asshowninthefollowingdiagram).Tapthumbnailstoselectphotosorvideostosynchronizetoyourmobiledevice(selectedthumbnailsaremarkedwithalick).Selectoneormoregroupstobesynchronizedbycheckingtheboxbeforethegroup,thentapBtostartsynchronizing.Duringthesynchronizationprocess,userscantap1:1tocancelsynchronization.Photosandvideosthathavebeensynchronizedtothemobiledevicewillremain.&Somemobiledevicescannotsupportthesynchronizationof1080i60videofiles.SelectagroupSelectasinglephotoorvideo[5]Tap"Cancel"or"Finished"toexitmultiplesynchronizationmodeandreturntotheSDCardpage.:"<>:ConnectcameradataporttoaPCviaaMicro-USBcabletocopyphotosorvideosontheSOcardalbumfromtheMicro-SOcardtothePCconveniently.4.2MobileDevicePhotoAlbumr---[2]37Phc!os,2\lic!eo$Figure8238@2015DJIAllRt3served[3][1]T--1--Geo-taggedlocationsT,Figure83[1]Browseallsynchronizedphotosandvideosinthealbum.Taptoviewselectedphotosorvideos.[2]Photosandvideosaredisplayedusingthumbnailsandsortedbycapturetime.[3]Picturesandvideosaresortedbycaptured/recordedgeo-taggedlocations.&Internetaccessisrequiredformapdownloads.DJIVISIONAppUsage[4]Tapanythumbnailforsingleview;youcanslideleftorrighttoviewthepreviousornextphoto.Tapavideothumbnailtoplayasinglevideo.Figure84[5]Tapshareyourphotosandvideostosocialnetworks.itAccesstotheInternetisrequiredforphotoandvideosharing.isNewsPage.ViewthelatestDJInews.(Internetaccessisrequired.)DJISpreadingWingsS900:CreateAnywhereFigure866SettingsPageICI[10]-tJIA>[11]-Ba:teryHistorylnto[12]-GPSSJgrolNotreCD[13]-FPVt.J.odeCI::::)GENERAL[14]-lockCDCDTutorialCI::::)Figure88Figure89Figure90[J2015DJI.AllFlight<>fieserved39z"'"Ul-u'"CD"'(/)"'a:.:JCDUl"(]'"CD"'DJIVISIONAppUsage[1]ToolbarAutoHideSlidetheswitchfromlefttorighttoenablethisfunction.Toolbarwillautohideonthecamerapage.Figure91:ToolbarAutoHideDisabledFigure92:ToolbarAutoHideEnabled:J[2]WhenConnectionBreaks:·.IStopRecordinga:::::J)StartRecordingStartContinuousCaptureStayinldleco;.r..bbro!cen""'-'"'ttJ.ac:arr"""daFigure93'f,l[3]CameraSettingsDisplayStopRecording:Enabled:StoprecordingiftheWi-Ficonnectionbetweenthemobiledeviceandthecamerabreakswhilethecameraisrecording.Disabled:KeepsrecordingiftheWi-Ficonnectionbetweenthemobiledeviceandthecamerabreakswhilethecameraisrecording.SelectthestatethecamerawillenterintheeventofaWi-FiConnectionbreakbetweenthemobiledeviceandthecamera.Usethisfunctiontoensureyourrecordingisuninterruptedduringtheflight.iOSuserswillseeanenableditemdisplayinthecamerasettingstoolbaranddisableditemswillbehidden.roThisfeatureisnotavailableonAndroid.Figure94[4]PreviewQuality6-40.:-48015/ps320>'24030fps3Nt240151psFigure9640©2015DJIAllRrghtsReser•.tedHigh:640x480@30fpsMedium:640x480@15fpsMedium:320x240@30fpsFigure95Low:320x240@15fps(Recommendedwhenthereisalotofinterference.)[5] Parameter

Unit Select imperial

or metric units

of measurement. [6] Ground Station Slide

to the right

to enable ground station feature. [7] Compass Calibration Tap

to calibrate

the compass.

Do not calibrate

the compass during flight. [8] Low Battery Auto
Go Home Enable

or disable

auto

go home feature when battery is low. [9] Dynamic Home Point When activated,

the Home point

will be reset

to your current position

at specific

time intervals.

The aircraft will return

to the latest Home point

as required. [1 0] Current

RTH Altitude Default

RTH altitude

set

to 20m. Raising

the RTH altitude above 120m

is not recommended. [11] Battery History

Info Show

the battery history warning records. [12] GPS Signal Notice If enabled,

the DJI VISION

App
will display

a popup lip when attempting

to takeoff without

a sufficient GPS signal. [13] FPV Mode Switched

on, the gimbal

will work

in FPV mode. Switched

off, the gimbal

will work

in Stabilize mode. [21] Find
My PHANTOM

2 VISION

DJI VISION

App Usage [14] Rotation

Lock The user interface

of the DJI VISION

App
will rotate if rotation

lock

is enabled

(for iOS device only). [ 15] Low Battery Warning If enabled,

an alarm

will sound when

the battery level

is toe low. & We recommended
adjusting

the mobile device volume

to the highest
level. [16]Tutorial Hints and Tips [ 17] Clear News Cache Tap

to flush news cache. [18] Binding In the event
that camera

and Range Extender binding is lost

or an item has been repaired

or replaced, binding
must

be performed

using

the OJI VISION
App. Refer

to Binding

the Phantom

2 Vision+

and Range Extender (Page

21) for details. [19] Rename Range Extender

SSID Tap

to rename

the SSID

of the Range Extender. Refer

to Rename Range Extender

SSID (Page

21) for details. [20] Upgrade Range Extender When upgraded,

it is possible

to use

a mobile device's

data network

to access internet functions while connected

to the Phantom. This feature

is not available

on Android. **~** My location--+.:.:.'·

_

_. **,,[,·:.':~,,~** Phantom

2 Vision's **--+-~----T** location [22] Account Tap

to see user account information.

Figure

97 [23] Rate Tap

to rate the DJI VISION App. Internet access required. '\): Android

App does
not include rating. [24] About Tap

to see the current version

of the DJI VISION

App and contact information.

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OJI VISION

App Usage : 7 Ground Station The OJI Vision
app features

an integrated ground station function.
Using

it you can create flight missions

by placing waypoints

and setting waypoint altitude

and overall speed. When flight plan has been created, simply

tap "GO" and your aircraft

will execute

the flight mission automatically.

You may also abort

the flight mission

and bring aircraft home

by activating "GoHome" feature. & Upgrade Phantom firmware

to the latest version

to enable ground station feature. Refer

to "Firmware Upgrade

of the Phantom

2 Vision+"
(P46)

for more information

about how

to upgrade

the firmware. 7.1 Ground Station

GUI [9] [10]

I ·"'"";,--

[ 1 i] [12] [13] [14] [15] [16] [17] Figure

99 [1]MODE Modes include Hover: Hovering Waypoint: Mission

in progress GoHome: Returning

to home point Take

off: Taking

off Landing: Landing GPS: GPS flight Atti.:Atti.

flight Manual: Manual flight [2] Approximated

Flight Mission Distance Planned mission distance.

To achieve optimum battery performance,

max mission distance

is 5km{3miles). [3] Speed For flight safety concern,

only three gears

of flight speed

are available. Choose

from Fast (8m/ s), Mid(4m/s)

and Slow {2m/s)

tor flight speeds. Estimated

10 minutes
flight

is achievable

when

the aircraft travels

in "Fast" gear. [4] Wi-Fi Signal Strength Wi-Fi signal strength display.
Refer

to [5]

in "Using

the OJ

I Vision App"

for details. [5] Battery Level Battery
level display.
Refer

to [6]

in "Using

the OJ! Vision app"

for details. [6]GPS Number

of satellites connected.

Refer

to [7]

in "Using the OJI Vision app"

for details. [7] Flight Attitude

and Radar 42

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Attitude

and Radar display.
Refer

to [3]

in "Using

the OJI Vision app"

for details. [8] Flight Parameters Flight information display.
Refer

to [4]

in "Using

the OJ! Vision app"

tor details. [9] Back Return

to camera

GUI. [10] Home Point Locator Locate your Home point. [11] Orientation

Lock Unlock

to sync map orientation

with aircraft movement. [12] Map View Select map view from standard,
hybrid

or satellite. [13] Waypoint Tap each waypoint

to set altitude. [14] Delete Delete current waypoint. [15] Go Home Abort mission, return home
and land. [16] Done Hit "Done"
then tap "GO"

to begin mission. [17] Flight Area The aircraft

can

fly

in this area and return

to the home point with the current battery level. This area is dependent

on the current
state

of the aircraft

and will be refreshed

at specific

time intervals.7.2 Using Ground Station Step

1 Launching Ground Station:

DJI VISION

App Usage Enable ground station

in the Settings section

of the DJI Vision app.

A disclaimer

for Ground Station

will appear.
Read this thoroughly
before using Ground Station. CAMERA Toolbar
Auto Hide When Connection
Breaks Camera Settings Display Preview Quality FUGHT CONTROu.ERAND

GIMBAL Parameter

Unit Imperial@ M·etric@ Ground Station

CD Figure

100 Ensure your mobile device

has access

to the Internet.

Due

to the map data required,

Wi-Fi connection

is recommended. Internet access

is required

to cache

the ground station map,

if Wi-Fi

is unavailable,

mobile
data service

is required.
Open the DJI Vision
app camera

GUI and swipe

left
to launch ground station(

see Figure 101).

DJI Vision app cannot connect to your aircraft while

it is accessing

the Internet. Hence,

you may prompt

with the warning message

such

as "Connection to Phantom Failed".

This message

will not appear when your aircraft

is re-connected

to DJI Vision app. Map data

of your current location

will load. You can then drag
the map

to cache nearby areas

for future use( see Figure
102)

. ..

"' Figure

101

Figure

102 Step

2 Setting

a Waypoint: Disconnect

from
the Internet

and connect

the DJI Vision
app

to your aircraft. Check

that remote controller

81 switch

is
in !®"• position (position-1)

and the upper

left corner

in ground station display li§ml
and wait
for the aircraft

to enter "Readyto-Fly" rnode (LED indicator blinking green) before swiping

left into ground station.

Tap

on the rnap

to place

a waypoint. You can place

up to 16 waypoints including

the Home point. Waypoints cannot

be placed beyond 500m from
the Horne point

or inside

No Waypoint Areas. Figure

103

Figure

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43DJIVISIONAppUsage&•Acircleonthemap,asshowninFigure104,indicatesarestricted,NoWaypointarea.Waypointscannotbeplacedinthisarea.Formoreinformation,referto"6.2FlightRestrictionofRestrictedAreas(P30)".•Toachievetheoptimalvideotransmissionquality,theaircraftissettooperatewithina500m-radiusareafromHomepoint.Taponawaypointtoopenawaypointpropertieswindow.Slidethewhitedotrighttoadjustwaypointaltitude.Thedefaultaltitudeissetto98feet(30m)andcanbeadjustedfrom0to650feet(200m).Tap"OK"tosavewaypointsettings.Todeletecurrentwaypoint,tap1\l]J.Modifylongitudeandlatitudevalueusingtheinputbox.GOFigure105Figure106Step3PreviewaMission:Tap"Done"topreviewthemissionwhenallwaypointsareset.Apromptsimilartotheonebelowwillappear.Thispromptlistsallwaypointsandtheiraltitudes.Theaircraftwillflytoeachwaypointlisted.Ifthereisadifferenceinaltitudebetweenwaypoints,theaircraftwilladjustitsaltitudeasitfliesbetweenpoints.Whenready,tap"GO"tobeginmission.&Aircraftreactsdifferentlytothe"GO"command:•Ifaircraftisontheground,theaircrafttakesoffautomaticallyandascend16feet(5m)thenflytothefirstwaypoint.•Ifaircraftisintheair,theaircraftfliestothefirstwaypoint.Step4ExecutingFlightMissionTheaircraftfliestoeachwaypointinnumericalorder.As itflies,swipebackintotheOJIVisionappcameraGUItocontrolcameratiltandcapturephotosorvideo.Tapmtopausethemissionduringtheflight,andaircraftwillthenstarthovering.TapCltoresumemission.Ifyouwishtoregaincontroloftheaircraft,toggletheS1switchonremotecontrollerfrom•;J:(Position-1)toeither,cj,(Position-2)(Position-3)todiscontinuethecurrentmission.Step5LandingWhenallwaypointshavebeenvisited,theaircraftwillreturntoitsHomepointandhover.Regaincontroloftheaircraftandlanditmanually.Youmayalsotap!l'.lbuttontoinitiate"GoHome"procedure.Aircraftwillabortcurrentmission,returntoHomepointandautoland.Whentheaircraftislandingautomatically,userscancontroltheaircraft'spositionandaltitude.Userscanstartthemotorstotakeoffimmediatelyafterthemotorshavestoppedfollowingautolanding.Figure10744(f)2015OJIAllR1ghtsReservedPC

I MAC Assistant For better

use

of the Phantom

2 Vision+, Phantom

2 Vision+ Assistant

and Phantom

RC Assistant

are required.

Both
run on Windows

or Mac
OS

X operating systems. 1 Installing
Driver
and Phantom

2 Vision+ Assista11t 1.1 Installing

and Running

on Windows (1) Download

the driver installer

and Assistant installer (.EXE) from
the Phantom

2 Vision+ download
page. (2) Connect

the Phantom

2 Vision+

to

a PC using

a Micro-USB

cable. (3) Run the driver installer

and follow

the prompts

to finish installation. (4) Run the Assistant installer

and follow

the prompts

to finish installation. (5) Double
click
the Phantom

2 Vision+

icon

on your desktop

to launch Assistant. ,&. Supports Windows

XP, Windows

7 and Windows

8 (32 or

64 bit). 1.2 Installing

and Running

on Mac OS

X (1) Download

the Assistant installer (.DMG) format from the Phantom

2 Vision+ download

page. (2) Run the installer

and follow

the prompts

to finish installation. C/Jl

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!

' Figure

108 (3) When launching

for the first time,

if using Launchpad

to run the Phantom

2 Vision+ Assistant, Launchpad

will not allow access because Assistant

has not been reviewed

by the Mac App Store. '-------· ------------- .. Phantom

.. e«n't

be opened buauu

Ills from

an unldentifit:d devtroper. Figure

109 (4) Locate

the Phantom

2 Vision+

icon

in Finder, press Control then

click the icon

(or right-click

the icon using

a mouse). Choose Open from the shortcut menu, then click Open

in the prompt dialog

box

to launch. (5) After
the first successful
launch, double
click
the Phantom

2 Vision+

icon

as normal

to launch using Finder

or Launchpad.

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45c(/)s·(Q)>(/)(/)u;·OJ'::l.PCIMACAssistantDMGinstallersupportsMacOSX10.9orabove.Phantom2Vision+AssistantonMacOSXandWindowsarethesame.AssistantpagesshowninthismanualarefromtheWindowsversion.;2UsingAssistantThePhantom2Vision+Assistantisusedtoconfiguretheflightcontrolsystemandupgradefirmware.ThePhantomRCAssistantisusedtoconfiguretheRemoteControllerandupgradeitsfirmware.2.1UsingthePhantom2Vision+AssistantFigure111(1)PoweronthePCandthePhantom2Vision+.ConnectthePhantom2Vision+tothePCwithaMicro-USBcable.DONOTdisconnectuntilconfigurationisfinished.(2)RunPhantom2Vision+AssistantandwaitforthePhantom2Vision+toconnect.WatchtheindicatorsciR)::i§J:·onthebottomofthescreen.Whenconnectedsuccessfully,theComputerConnectionstatusiscCQY:andIndicatorblinks·f.r:!J:.···(3)Choose[Basic]or.[Advanced]configurationpages.(4)Viewandcheckthecurrentconfigurationinthe[View]page..-------Functionsv.;tchbetwetnPhantomandl"aza·M11orl<ingmodo.-----LanguageswapGimbal,Battery,Account,softwareversiont====;;;;:====::m--FirmwareupgradecalibrationDataExchangeIndicatorComputerConnectionstatus--lmlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllFigure112*Thisimageisforreferenceonly.Pleaserefertotheactualuserinterface.&•DonotenableNaza-Mmodebeforefinishing"AdvancedFlightManeuvers"inthe"PhantomPilotTrainingGuide".•EnablePhantommodebytappingthesamebuttonifNaza-Mmodeisenabled.OncechangedtoPhantomworkingmode,allparameterswillreturntofactorysettings.2.2FirmwareUpgradeofthePhantom2Vision+(1)Click[Upgrade]icontocheckthecurrentfirmwareversionandwhethertheinstalledfirmwareisthelatestversion.Ifnot,clicklinkstoupgrade.(2)WaituntiltheAssistantshows"finished".ClickOKandpowercyclethePhantom2Vision+after5seconds.Oncecomplete,firmwareisuptodate.46©?015Ou:JAllReservedFirmwareupgradableitems-----Jf---TCurrentfirmwareversion--''--------_JFigure113PCIMACAssistantkThisimageisforreferenceonly.Pleaserefertotheactualuserinterface.•AninternetconnectionisrequiredtoupgradethePhantom2Vision+firmware.•DONOTpoweroffuntiltheupgradeisfinished.•Ifthefirmwareupgradefails,theFlightControllerwillenterawaitingforfirmwareupgradestatusautomatically.Ifthishappens,repeattheaboveprocedures.Firmwareupgradableitems:(1)FlightController(2)GPS(3)5.8GReceiver(4)MainBoard(P330CB)(5)Battery(6)GimbaiiMU2.3UsingthePhantomRCAssistantUsethePhantom2Vision+AssistanttoinstallPHANTOMRCAssistantonyourWindowsPCorMac,andthenfollowthebelowstepstoconfiguretheRemoteController.Figure114(1)Turnoffthe RemoteControllerandfinditsMicro-USBslot.(2)PoweronPCandRemoteControllerthenconnectRemoteControllertothePCwithaMicro-USBcable.DONOTdisconnectuntilconfigurationisfinished.(3)RunthePHANTOMRCAssistantandwaitfortheRemoteControllertoconnecttoAssistant.Watchtheindicators@:-f@:·onthebottomleftofthescreen.Whenconnectedsuccessfully,theComputerConnectionstatusis;(rjr:andData'E:xchangeIndicatorblinks;@:·.·(4)Finishconfigurationinthe[Main]page.(5)Finishupgradeinthe[Info]pageifnecessary.LanguageswapMainupgrade,DataExchangeIndicator..............:_.:___.__:_·.....:..:tComputerConnectionstatus---l:aliiii!!IIIIIIIIIE!III!!IIIIlll•llllllllllllllllllll•llllllllllFigure115Account,Softv;areversion*Thisimageisforreferenceonly.Pleaserefertotheactualuserinterface.©2015OJIAllRightsREserved47c'!!.::J(Q)>en'!!.eniii"-Appendix1RearLEDFlightIndicatorStatusRearLEDFlightIndicatorsNormalstatus:if!j.'J9y-:¢J:······(Red,Green,Yellowflashesinturn)PowerOnSelf-TestWcif?)_:......(Green,Yellowflashesinturn)WarmingUp:if?j.··...(SlowGreenflashes)ReadytoFlyfXF······(SlowYellowflashes)ReadytoFly(non-GPS)RearLEDFlightIndicatorsAbnormalstatus:W,;......(QuickYellowflashes)RemoteControllerSignalLost·'!/Jf..·..·(SlowRedflashes)LowBatteryLevelWarning:\f}X-......(QuickRedflashes)CriticalLowBatteryLevelWarning:<'B);··•···(ThreeRedflashesoffandon)NotStationaryorSensorBiasistoobig:J/jj--(Solidred)Error•......(Red,Yellowflashesinturn)CompassNeedsCalibration•YoucanlearnmoreabouterrorbyconnectingthePhantom2Vision+totheAssistant.2SpecificationsAircraftSupportedBatteryWeight(Battery&Propellersincluded)RecommendpayloadMaximumpayloadHoveringAccuracy(ReadytoFly)MaxYawAngularVelocityMaxTillableAngleMaxAscentIDescentSpeedMaxFlightSpeedMotorDiagonalLength3-axialstabilizedGimbalWorkingCurrentControlAccuracyControllableRangeMaximumAngularSpeedCameraOperatingEnvironmentTemperatureSensorSizeEffectivePixelsResolutionHDRecordingRecordingFOV48©2015OJIAllR1ghtsReser';edDJI5200mAhLi-PoBattery1242gs1300g1350gVertical:0.8m;Horizontal:2.5m200'/s35'Ascent:6m/s;Descent:2m/s15m/s(NotRecommended)350mmStatic:750mA;Dynamic:900mA±0.03'Pitch:-90'-0'Pitch:90'/sO'C-40'C1/2.3"14Megapixels4384x32881080p30/1080i60110'/85'RemoteControllerOperatingFrequencyCommunicationDistance(openarea)ReceiverSensitivity(1%PER)TransmittingPower(EIRP)WorkingCurrenWoltageBatteryRangeExtenderOperatingFrequencyCommunicationDistance(openarea)TransmittingPowerPowerConsumption3Troubleshooting(FAQ}5.728GHz-5.85GHzCECompliance:400m;FCCCompliance:BOOm-93dBmCECompliance:25mW;FCCCompliance:100mW120mA@3.7V2000mAhrechargeableLiPobattery2412MHz-2462MHz500m-700m20dBm2W3.1Howtosolvelargemargin(s)mid-pointerror?AppendixIftheRemoteControllerstick(s)mid-pointmarginoferroristoobig,themotorswillfailtostartwhenyouexecutetheCSCandthePhantomwillnottakeoff.Thebelowaresomepossiblefixesforthis.(1)OneoftheRemoteController'sstickpositions(exceptthethrottlestick)isnotcenteredwhenpoweringonthePhantom2Vision+.Solution:PlaceallRemoteControllersticksattheirmid-pointpositionsandthenpowercyclethePhantom2Vision+tore-recordthemid-point.(2)TheRemoteControllerstickshavebeentrimmed,leadingtoadeviationinthemid-pointposition.Solution:UseAssistanttoperformaRemoteControllercalibration.a)ConnecttoAssistant,tapBasic->RC->CommandSticksCalibrationandpushallRemoteControllersticksthroughtheircompletetravelrangetoseeifanystickcannotreachitsoutermostposition.b)PowercyclethePhantom2Vision+.Powercyclingisrequired.c)Re-attemptRemoteControllercalibrationinAssistant.Iftheabovesolutionsdonotsolveyourissue,pleasesendyourRemoteControllertoDJICustomerserviceforrepair.3.2Howtorestoreavideofileifpoweristurnedoffduringarecordingsession?Solution:KeeporplacetheMicro-SOcardbackintothecamera.Powercyclethecameraandwaitabout30secondsforthevideofiletoberestored.3.3FailuretoacquiretheSSID.Solution:DoublecheckwhetherboththecameraandRangeExtenderarepoweredonandthepowerswitchofthecameraisswitchedto"Wi-FiON."3.4WhattodoifPhantom2Vision+isoutofsightandtheWi-Ficonnectionsislost?Sclution:TurnofftheRemoteControllertotriggertheFailsafemodeandtheaircraftwillstarttoflyback,descend,andlandattheHomepoint.PleasemakesuretherearenoobstaclesbetweenthePhantomandthehomepointandthatyouarefamiliarwiththeprocedureforregainingcontrol.3.5Wi-Ficonnectionfailsallthetime.Solution:DoublecheckthecurrentWi-Ficonnectionstatusofthemobiledevice.ThemobiledevicemaybeconnectingtootherWi-FinetworksafteraconnectionbreakswiththePhantom2Vision+.3.6Filesfailtosynchronize.Solution:Videofilesthataretoolarge(filesizescloseto4GB)cannotbesynchronizedtothemobiledevice.Somemobiledevicesdonotsupportthesynchronizationofthe1080i60videofiles.©2015DJIAllRightsReserved49Appendix 3.7 iOS Albums

fail

to synchronize. Solution:
Reset

the settings

of your mobile device

as illustrated below. Enable

the Settings

-> Private

-> Photos

-> DJI VISION. Otherwise Albums

will fail
to synchronize

with your mobile device. Figure

116

Figure

117 3.8 Failure

to share. Solution:
Make sure your mobile device

has access

to the Internet.

Photos stored

on your iPod touch may contain other Information,

sud!

as when and ...mete

the photo was taker! **~9j** DJI VISION CDI Apps that have requested access

to your photos

w11 appear here, Figure

118 3.9 Some Android devices
have

a problem connecting

to the Phantom

2 Vision+ Wi-Fi Extender. Solution:
Some Android devices

do not allow

for both

a Wi-Fi connection

and

a mobile data connection

at the same tirne. When trying

to connect

to the Phantom

2 Vision+
Wi-Fi network,

most devices

will check whether

an Internet connection has

a certain Wi-Fi setting enabled,

e.g. Auto network switch

or Test

for Internet connection.

If no Internet connection is found because

the Phantom

2 Vision+ creates

a non-routable connection

it will drop
the Phantom

2 Vision+

WiFi network connection

and scan

for the next available connection. Example:

For the Samsung

Note

3, carry

out the following procedures

to solve
this issue. Tap Settings->

Wi-Fi,
and then tap the "Menu" button. Select "Advanced" then uncheck

the "Auto network switch".

You might
see

a warning

that indicates

the Internet connection

is unstable

this message

can
be ignored. 3.1

0 App tips for mobile devices. Solution:

If using

the App

on multiple mobile devices

turn
off the App

on the first mobile device
then turn

it on the second one

to ensure normal functions

on the second mobile device. 3.11 How

to land the aircraft more smoothly? Solution:

First pull the throttle stick position down

to lower than 5%, then execute

the esc command

to stop
the motors. 3.12 Why

is the discharge

time

of

a battery

not zero when unused? Solution:

A battery aging
test

is performed

prior

to delivery which affects

the discharge

time

of the new battery.

This

is wihy the discharge

time

of

a new battery

is not zero. The battery

is okay

to use. 3.13

Do

I need extra hardware

to utilize ground station? Solution:

No extra hardware

is required. 3.14 Does ground station support caching

map data offline? Solution:

Yes, user can cache map data

in ground station

for future
use. 3.15 What

if

I accidently

exit DJI Vision
App

in ground station mode? If DJI Vision App

is closed when aircraft

is executing

flight mission, aircraft continues

with the remaining

flight mission. If DJI Vision App

is closed

and failed

to re-connect

with aircraft within

1 minute, aircraft returns home point automatically. 50

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